Avatars

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Avatars are visual representations of users, typically displayed as profile images or icons. They provide a quick way to identify people within an interface, from comments and chat to dashboards and contact lists.

AA

WCAG 2.1 accessibility compliant

Avatars

Live in Codebase

Avatars are visual representations of users, typically displayed as profile images or icons. They provide a quick way to identify people within an interface, from comments and chat to dashboards and contact lists.

AA

WCAG 2.1 accessibility compliant

Avatars

Avatars are visual representations of users, typically displayed as profile images or icons. They provide a quick way to identify people within an interface, from comments and chat to dashboards and contact lists.

By using avatars, you give users a clear and recognisable way to identify people or profiles at a glance, reducing cognitive load and making navigation more intuitive. When designed thoughtfully, avatars enhance the interface by adding visual context without overwhelming or distracting from the core content.

A frequently asked questions (FAQ) accordion UI component with three sections. The first section, labeled ‘What is this template for?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right. The second section, labeled ‘Do I need coding skills to use this template?’, is expanded and displays the answer: ‘No, this template is built entirely in Framer, making it easy to customize without writing code.’ It has a ‘-’ icon on the right. The third section, labeled ‘Can I customize the template to fit my needs?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right.

Do

Don't

✅ Use a clear image to ensure clarity

⛔️ Use an image that is distorted/blurred

✅ Upload images @2x

⛔️ Upload images @1x

Sizes

Covers four sizes: 32px, 52px, 80px and 120px. Each scales proportionally for different contexts, small for compact areas, medium for standard use, and large for primary actions or touch-friendly layouts.

border-sm (1px) - 32px avatar border width, border-md (2px) - 52px, 80px, 120px avatar border width.

Size Specs

Size

Dimension

Border Width

Use Case

32px

32x32px

1px

Small lists, compact UI

52px

52x52px

2px

Standard lists, cards

80px

80x80px

2px

Profile cards, emphasis

120px

120x120px

2px

Large profiles, hero sections

By using avatars, you give users a clear and recognisable way to identify people or profiles at a glance, reducing cognitive load and making navigation more intuitive. When designed thoughtfully, avatars enhance the interface by adding visual context without overwhelming or distracting from the core content.

A frequently asked questions (FAQ) accordion UI component with three sections. The first section, labeled ‘What is this template for?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right. The second section, labeled ‘Do I need coding skills to use this template?’, is expanded and displays the answer: ‘No, this template is built entirely in Framer, making it easy to customize without writing code.’ It has a ‘-’ icon on the right. The third section, labeled ‘Can I customize the template to fit my needs?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right.

Do

Don't

✅ Use a clear image to ensure clarity

⛔️ Use an image that is distorted/blurred

✅ Upload images @2x

⛔️ Upload images @1x

Sizes

Covers four sizes: 32px, 52px, 80px and 120px. Each scales proportionally for different contexts, small for compact areas, medium for standard use, and large for primary actions or touch-friendly layouts.

border-sm (1px) - 32px avatar border width, border-md (2px) - 52px, 80px, 120px avatar border width.

Size Specs

Size

Dimension

Border Width

Use Case

32px

32x32px

1px

Small lists, compact UI

52px

52x52px

2px

Standard lists, cards

80px

80x80px

2px

Profile cards, emphasis

120px

120x120px

2px

Large profiles, hero sections

By using avatars, you give users a clear and recognisable way to identify people or profiles at a glance, reducing cognitive load and making navigation more intuitive. When designed thoughtfully, avatars enhance the interface by adding visual context without overwhelming or distracting from the core content.

A frequently asked questions (FAQ) accordion UI component with three sections. The first section, labeled ‘What is this template for?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right. The second section, labeled ‘Do I need coding skills to use this template?’, is expanded and displays the answer: ‘No, this template is built entirely in Framer, making it easy to customize without writing code.’ It has a ‘-’ icon on the right. The third section, labeled ‘Can I customize the template to fit my needs?’, is collapsed and has a ‘+’ icon on the right.

Do

Don't

✅ Use a clear image to ensure clarity

⛔️ Use an image that is distorted/blurred

✅ Upload images @2x

⛔️ Upload images @1x

Sizes

Covers four sizes: 32px, 52px, 80px and 120px. Each scales proportionally for different contexts, small for compact areas, medium for standard use, and large for primary actions or touch-friendly layouts.

border-sm (1px) - 32px avatar border width, border-md (2px) - 52px, 80px, 120px avatar border width.

Size Specs

Size

Dimension

Border Width

Use Case

32px

32x32px

1px

Small lists, compact UI

52px

52x52px

2px

Standard lists, cards

80px

80x80px

2px

Profile cards, emphasis

120px

120x120px

2px

Large profiles, hero sections

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Got a project in mind? Let’s chat. I’m always keen to hear about new ideas, collaborations, or challenges you’re looking to solve. Drop me a message and we can explore how to bring your vision to life together.

Get in touch

Got a project in mind? Let’s chat. I’m always keen to hear about new ideas, collaborations, or challenges you’re looking to solve. Drop me a message and we can explore how to bring your vision to life together.