One of the most valuable things when you're learning a new tool or want to stay up-to-date is the full immersion technique. The same way we apply it to learning languages, we can apply it to Framer. One of the best ways to immerse yourself is to surround yourself with Framer People.

It’s incredibly helpful, not just for learning, but overall. You see what others are building, you help them, they help you, and it’s a win-win situation. I went through the digital jungle called the internet and gathered the places where Framer people meet.

TL;DR:

• X (Twitter): The heart of the community. Best for news and networking.

• LinkedIn: The place for Business & Clients.

• Reddit: Best for raw, honest, and direct feedback.

• Official Forum: Best for technical troubleshooting (Help channel).

• Contra: Best for high-quality vibes and finding work.

• Framer Events: Best for physical, face-to-face meetups.

X (previously Twitter)

This is the place for the biggest Framer community. You can meet a lot of people here doing commercial projects, sharing tips, telling their stories with templates, and getting clients. The atmosphere is friendly and it should be your first place to observe.

I've created a list of Framer people (which I’ll keep building) so you have an easy start. You can use this list and add new people as you go: Framer People by Sourcepeak (X).

LinkedIn

This is a place for Business and Clients. Personally, I like the platform, but the "community" aspect is different. You have a full bag of all kinds of professionals, so it’s hard to focus solely on Framer. However, if you are looking to connect with stakeholders or show off your professional side, it's the place to be.

There are some groups, though the activity is lower than on other platforms:

• Framer Community

• Framer Designers and Developers

• Framer Website Designers | Framer Developers | Framer CMS

• Framer Wizards

Reddit

It’s worth observing the r/framer topic. The thing you need to know is that there are no BS-people here. They are helpful, but they will be direct - sometimes the answers can be harsh. Still, it’s a very good place. People say what they really think, what they need, and what they are creating.

Framer Community (Official Forum)

A lot is happening on the “Help” channel, and you’ll almost certainly get the support you need there. I’d say 95% of topics get a solution or at least a solid tip on what to do. Really recommend if you're looking for help.

Contra

This site has great UX and provides security for both you and the client. Most importantly, there is a dedicated Framer topic where the community is active. The vibe here is kind and supportive, definitely worth being here.

Join it here: Framer Topic on Contra.

Framer Events

Last, but not least: physical Framer events. This is the best thing that can happen. You get to discuss things face-to-face, share stories, and trade tips.

Keep an eye on the schedule here: Framer Events on Luma.

Wrapping this up

In the beginning, the best way is to choose just one platform (I recommend X or Contra) and stay there. Observe, comment, make connections, help people, and ask for help. It’s awesome to be part of this growth.