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10 seconds of a hero we're designing & building.
everything is choreographed; the shell scaling in, the phone settling, and a custom webgl depth reveal.
we built it custom for one reason; the same effect lives in the brand's motion videos (That we are also working on).
goal is: brand should speak the same language everywhere and look good doing it :)
very good work, nice and clean
Getting this error in Next.js? You’re not alone.
Hydration failed because the initial UI does not match what was rendered on the server.
This usually happens when your server-rendered HTML doesn't match what React renders in the browser.
Common causes:
• Using window or localStorage during server rendering
• Rendering different content based on browser-only values
• Incorrect date/time rendering
• Invalid HTML nesting
My first fix:
Move browser-only logic into useEffect, or make the component client-side when necessary.
💡 Tip: Don't just hide the error. Find out why the server and client are rendering different UI.
Have you encountered this error before? 👇
wow this is helpful tips so far here, thanks.. ❤️
3 things I’ve learned from building digital products:
1️⃣ Keep the experience simple.
2️⃣ Solve a real problem before adding more features.
3️⃣ Listen to users—great products are built around people.
What’s one lesson you’ve learned while building something? 👇:
