In the ever-evolving world of digital design and web development, ensuring a seamless user experience remains a top priority. To contribute to this goal, I've developed a loading component in Framer specifically designed for transitions between pages. This component excels particularly in transitions of CMS pages and offers extensive customization options.

I came across this method in a post by Roaa Saleh while researching loading techniques. Inspired by this, I decided to create a tutorial video, aiming to explain the process in a simple manner that allows everyone to customize it according to their needs. I hope it proves to be helpful.

For those using images on CMS detail pages in Framer, you might have noticed a delay in image updates when switching between two CMS detail pages. The loading component I designed addresses this issue by providing a smoother experience during page transitions, effectively eliminating this lag.

In the tutorial video, I have succinctly explained how to implement and customize this component. My goal is to aid designers and developers in efficiently utilizing their time and enhancing the user experience in their projects.

In conclusion, this loading component offers Framer users a valuable tool to ensure smooth transitions between CMS pages. With its customizable nature, it can be tailored to meet the unique requirements of each project, playing a crucial role in creating an effective user experience.