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One of my favorite interactions I’ve designed for a client.
The idea was to turn a fairly complex system into something simple and visual, using animated isometric layers to show how each part connects.
I also designed it to adapt seamlessly between light and dark modes while keeping the same visual language.
Still one of my favorite pieces from the project.
Which one would you choose — light or dark?
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Dark theme always looks premium, but you made light look awesome too, would go with light on this one
Thanks! The site was originally designed in dark mode, so adapting everything to light took a bit of extra work. Glad to hear it turned out well.
great work man
Dark for me. The isometric layers work really well with it.
Thank you for choosing!
good job
Thank you!
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