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The dotted 3D rendering gives the headphones such an interesting visual treatment.
I’m building Distorted Scroll Gallery, a Framer code component for visual portfolios.
As you scroll, full-screen projects transition through a fluid distortion effect. The goal is to make moving between projects feel as considered as the work itself.
I’ve been testing it with architecture, product, and editorial imagery. Here’s a short preview of the interaction.
Would you use this on a portfolio or studio site? I’d love to hear what you’d want to customize before I release it.
The distortion is a nice touch.
Mondays shouldn’t start with three status meetings.
That was the thinking behind Cadence, a team planning tool, and its landing page. I wanted the site to feel like the product: calm, clear, everything in rhythm.
So: a live timeline in the hero, a bento grid for features, one yellow accent to lead the eye, and black blocks only where something really matters.
Built in Framer, with the motion polished in Jitter so every scroll feels smooth.
Goal: make it feel easy. Let me know if it does 👇