Draggable
Interactive hero section with draggable elements and smooth physics-based interactions.
Main Features of Draggable
How to Use Draggable in Next.js
Installation Guide for Draggable
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
primaryColor | string | #3b82f6 | Primary color for draggable elements. |
dragStiffness | number | 300 | Stiffness of drag physics (100-500). |
dragDamping | number | 30 | Damping of drag physics (10-50). |
enableConstraints | boolean | true | Enable drag constraints and boundaries. |
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When to Use
Excellent for design tools, creative agencies, and Next.js applications that want an immersive, interactive feel. Use this React component for a hero section where users can physically 'play' with the page elements through smooth, physics-based dragging.
Best Practices
Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping draggable elements within clear boundaries. Follow React best practices by pairing this with Framer Motion. Optimize for performance by managed the drag event listeners.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Draggable interactions increase user sessions by encouraging active exploration. This production-ready component helpsคุณ build an interface that feels deep and tangible, turning a static landing page into an interactive physical space.
Frequently Asked Questions
QHow does the physics work?
It uses Framer Motion's internal physics engine to handle momentum, friction, and spring-back effects.
QCan I lock the elements?
Yes, setting `enableConstraints` to `true` (default) ensures that elements cannot be dragged off the screen.
QIs it good for accessibility?
All draggable elements include standard pointer event listeners and can be easily adapted for voice or keyboard-driven 'drags'.