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Ryan J. Shaw
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/frametrain, the no code frame builder, now supports the Airstack Frame Validation API! With no coding experience you can produce interesting content in frames (polls, presentations, Figma designs - there's tons of templates) and earn Moxie through Engagement Mining! cc @betashop.eth @chrisdom https://frametra.in/f/dcidf2ul8i0i5dt7tlufuntq
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So cool! I want to build a frame to showcase curated topics from the /quote-art channel, do you think this can be a good tool for that?
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
Check out this tutorial and let me know if you think it'll work for you? You can use a free Figma account, and FrameTrain is currently free: https://warpcast.com/rjs/0xcd78d086
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Yes, it's actually even more powerful than I need. I'll do a test with one of the smaller art curation sets to get an idea of how it will work for users. Thanks! 200 $degen 500 $WILD
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Ryan J. Shaw
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You can do everything in Figma, you don't need to edit the text in FrameTrain if it's a once off design, you'd just add the buttons and connect the slides 👍
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What I need is: - Topic title (for ex: "astronauts") - Artworks (displayed cleanly and prominently) - Artist credits (w/ button for following) - Navigation buttons. Optional: when you finish viewing one topic, you can go to another frame and topic. There are lots of topics, so not sure how to do it... Drop down menu?
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