This is Frank. AI character I'm building in @Rive (prototyping in @Framer) for a client project.
He plays the role of an venture OS expedition guide that works agentically in the background via routines as well as normal chat to get various tasks done.
Currently working on his hat collection and dance moves that can be configured from the settings panel of the platform.
Here's a preview:
Omnisearch prototype for a client cooked in Framer as part of a larger simulation engine. Had Claude cook up some overrides to help with up/down key nav through the search results. Goal here is to surface any searchable object type in the platform using a single result list item component so its extensible for future query types.
Animated personal signature done in Framer (https://framer.com/) 🪄
This was so much fun to create. Full tutorial here (https://x.com/ChaddWeston/status/1981441871143461116).
Most ambitious website I've ever built.
Build time: 3 months
Sitemap: 21 pages
Help Articles: 72
Blog Posts: 61
Press Items: 570
Formats: Desktop / Tablet / Mobile
Theming: Light & Dark Mode
Language: English (more coming soon)
Built with: Framer
(https://framer.com)Dot Pixel FX: Unicorn Studio
(https://www.unicorn.studio/)3D Scenes: Spline
(https://spline.design/)Animated Product Videos: Protopie (https://www.protopie.io/) + Adobe After Effects (https://www.adobe.com/ca/products/aftereffects.html) + Apple Final Cut Pro
(https://www.apple.com/ca/final-cut-pro/)CMS Collections: 3 (Help Docs, Blog, Press)
# of times I hit the Framer publish button during build: 3,024
Commercial:
Shot on Panasonic Lumix S5iix w/ s 24mm f1.8 prime captured 5.8K ProRes 422 HQ
View Full Calaxy Website (https://calaxy.com)
http://calaxy.com site footer
Nothing too fancy but I'm happy with it. This is one of the first sections I try and get right on a site build, even before any of the footer menu pages actually exist. Helps me get a good feel for the structure early on.