Recreating the Apple Siri Website Without Writing a Line of Code

In this video tutorial, instructions are given on how to recreate the innovative "bento" effect from the official Apple Siri website using Framer, an interactive design tool. This effect, which gives the appearance of an image smoothly sliding onto a bento card, involves a minimal amount of coding, all of which is provided during the tutorial.

The Siri Website’s Enticing Visual Effects

The Siri website is noted for its engaging design, featuring images that seemingly animate and slide in as a visitor reloads or scrolls down the site. This attractive entrance effect is achieved with an ‘appear’ effect and enter animation, which are easy to set up with an offset.

Text components of the site also slide into place as the visitor scrolls, adding to the dynamism of the website. This is produced using a transform effect, transitioning from a Y offset of 100 to zero, creating a slide-in animation effect that captivates the user’s attention.

Breaking Down the Bento Card Effect

The spotlight of the tutorial focuses on the site's "Section One," which houses the text and bento cards that will be replicated. A new card will be created above the existing bento cards, which, when finished, will exhibit the same slick animation or effect present on the actual website.

Following the step-by-step instructions, the site's subtle but effective design features can be recreated using Framer. By creating a frame and filling it with the necessary details, your site can mimic the same modern, engaging feel as the Siri site. The particular details, such as text and icons, are already laid out in the tutorial, saving time and making the process more manageable for beginners.

Adapting the Design Using Framer

Beginning with an empty frame, a white card with a radius of 40 pixels is created and set to fill the available space. This creates a responsive website, with a max width of 1,000 pixels keeping the elements within the card aligned.

The next step is to add the text and icon, which are housed within the frame by transforming the card frame into a stack. This simple but effective method allows for greater flexibility in positioning your content, laying the foundation for an engaging and dynamic website.

The final result? A visually appealing, responsive website that mimics the Apple Siri website's sleek design and compelling visual effects.

For a closer look at the step-by-step process, those interested can peruse the Framer Tutorials section, while experienced designers can find more unique designs in the Framer Showcase. Explore, learn, and create inspired designs by leveraging Framer's dynamic capabilities.