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Here is some of my recent exploration for the footer. Here I have used my Halftone Engine in the Duotone mode with ring shape cells and enable motion in them.
Hope you like it :) ♥️ Many things are on the way see you soon.
Glad you like it, thanks :)
Such a solid footer man, I'm impressed.
@Lucas Alvarado Really happy to see that you like it, thanks for such a warm appreciation :)🤝
It's pleasure man.🤝
Looks premium.
Thanks brother!😃
Thanks bro!
Beautiful work!
Thanks :)
Thanks a lot😃 here I used my component -> Halftone Engine
Incredible work man!
Thanks brother :)🤝
Putting the motion in the footer instead of the hero is the interesting call — it rewards whoever scrolls all the way down instead of front-loading the wow moment where most visitors already bounce.
100% the footer is usually overlooked, so I thought it'd be fun to turn it into a small payoff for anyone who scrolls all the way through. well thanks Mark!🤝
Oh, I didnt realise it was a footer in the first look. This is def unique. 😍
Thanks Leena :) I really appreciate it
Well done !
Thanks bro :)
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