What makes Kirki different from other WordPress page builders, and could its approach change the way you build websites?
Learn more about Kirki: https://jo.my/kirki
In this video, I explore four key features of Kirki that are worth taking a closer look at, from built-in CMS collections and dynamic content to Figma integration, advanced animations and its Infinite Canvas workflow.
Rather than simply running through a list of features, I’ll demonstrate how each one works and where it fits into a practical web design workflow.
Here’s what I’ll cover:
1. Built-in CMS Collections: Create custom content collections, connect related data using references, and display dynamic content through reusable templates. I’ll demonstrate this using vehicles, manufacturers and vehicle types.
2. Figma to Kirki: Discover how the Figma plugin lets you transfer individual sections or complete designs directly into Kirki, including how Auto Layout can help maintain responsive layouts.
3. Animations & Interactions: Explore built-in animation presets, reveal effects and the timeline editor for creating custom hover interactions and more engaging website experiences.
4. Infinite Canvas: See how you can work across multiple responsive breakpoints simultaneously, create custom breakpoints and make design adjustments with immediate visual feedback.
This video is sponsored by Kirki. As always, I’m not providing opinions or recommendations. I’m simply demonstrating the tools and features so you can make a more informed decision about whether Kirki is right for your workflow.
Have you tried Kirki yet? Let me know what you think in the comments, particularly which of these four features interests you most.
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