This document has been translated into Korean to help domestic users learn Framer, addressing the challenges posed by a lack of Korean resources. We've added practical information from the official blog, hoping it serves as a small help to those using Framer.

Simple Hover Options to Highlight Video Content

Designers are always looking for ways to make videos more appealing and persuasive. Fortunately, Framer has hover features that can make videos more intuitive and interactive. Let's explore where this feature is in Framer and review the implementation process together.

Building the Basic Structure of a Video Component

First, create a frame on the webpage and place the video component within it. Adjust the visual style of the frame to blend well with the overall website design. In the example, a card-style component was created, setting the video's position as absolute and centering it. The video used a width of about 800px.

Creating a Hover Variant

In the example, after setting up the basic structure, a hover variant was created, making the width slightly wider. The height remained the same, and it was set so the video plays in the hover state. This way, the video plays only when the mouse is over it, making the content stand out even more.

The Goal of Framer

The goal of Framer is to help designers and developers create more interactive and engaging web experiences. This hover option is one of those features, allowing anyone to easily create innovative experiences thanks to its intuitive tools and functions.

Conclusion

Framer's hover options provide a great way to display videos simply and effectively. This tutorial shows how easily hover can be applied, allowing you to try new ways of expressing video content.

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This article is an adapted translation of ‘Strategic video interaction design: professional hover implementation’ from the Framer official blog.