This document was translated from Framer's official blog into Korean to help domestic users who are struggling with the lack of Korean resources while learning Framer, and it also includes useful practical information. I hope it will be of some help to those of you using Framer.

What is a Tooltip?

A Tooltip is an explanatory text that appears in a small window when you hover over or click on certain UI elements, like buttons, icons, or links. It helps users better understand the interface by providing additional context or help. For instance, when you hover over an unfamiliar icon, a short phrase explaining its function appears, which is a typical example of a tooltip.

• When explaining the function of a button

• When clarifying the meaning of an icon

• When providing additional information to the user

In essence, tooltips are a device that can convey information at the necessary moment without making the screen cluttered, as in the three situations mentioned above.

Using in Projects

In this tutorial, we will look at how to create a simple tooltip component that you can use directly in your next project. View effects and remix the project >

• Linking tooltips to buttons

• Providing additional explanations for icons

• Exposing hints for specific functions

When tooltips are applied in this way, the user experience becomes much smoother, and the overall completeness of the service improves. In what situation would you most often like to use tooltips? Try remixing the project to create your own tooltips.

This article is a translation and adaptation of the Framer official blog’s 'A simple tooltip component for your next project'.