Currently, each element has an Interactions tab where animations and behaviors can be configured. The suggestion is to allow copying an interaction from one element to another, making it easier to reuse existing animations. Additionally, it would be very useful to be able to save interactions as templates or presets. This way, when creating a new interaction, we could select a previously configured model instead of rebuilding everything from scratch. This would significantly improve productivity, consistency, and workflow efficiency, especially in larger projects or those with repeated animations.

It would be very useful to have global settings for commonly used elements, such as: Default fonts for headings, text, and other typography elements Global body background styles Standard styles automatically applied when creating new elements This would streamline the design process, ensure visual consistency across projects, and significantly improve productivity, especially when working on larger or recurring projects.

It will be important to add a feature that enables us to lock in the layers. Especially when handing over the Site to client.

Currently, Droip Builder outputs variables in CSS using auto-generated identifiers such as var(–dp8cvp5o), which makes the code harder to read, debug, and maintain. It would be highly beneficial if variables were displayed using their original, human-readable names as defined in the Variable Manager (e.g. var(–grey-900)), aligning the output with standard CSS practices and significantly improving developer experience, collaboration, and long-term maintainability of exported code.

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Why can't I change the icon color and add a custom icon library?

Support for Color Mix, HSL, and OKLCH would enable more precise, modern, and perceptually accurate color control in Droip Builder, making it easier to build scalable and consistent design systems aligned with current CSS standards.

Ability to copy and paste any design elements / sections / animations across multiple different Droip websites.

• would be a big step to bring Droip slider more on par w/ advanced sliders • helps in contexts where image galleries are really central part of website and ease of use is a real factor

Add Properties (props) to Symbols so designers can define which parts are customizable (text, images, colors, links, booleans) while keeping the structure and styling synced. Currently, we must either keep all instances identical or detach them entirely, losing future updates. Props would let us reuse Symbols with unique content while maintaining their connection to the parent Symbol. For example, a card Symbol could have props for title, description, image, booleans and button link—allowing different content on each page while automatically updating the layout/styling across all instances when the parent Symbol changes. This is a proven pattern in tools like Figma, React, and Webflow that would make Droip's Symbols far more powerful and maintainable.