Custom component for the Forja website The cards animate on horizontal scroll with a flashlight e...Custom component for the Forja website The cards animate on horizontal scroll with a flashlight e...
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Custom component for the Forja website
The cards animate on horizontal scroll with a flashlight effect and revealing text
What do you think?
Progress's avatar
Looks good!
Saumya's avatar
Nice one
Web By's avatar
looks good
Kabir's avatar
Split Creatives logo
The flashlight effect is a really nice touch. The horizontal scroll with the text reveal makes the cards feel way more interactive without overdoing it.
Sheraz's avatar
The flashlight effect Makes the scroll feel more interesting without doing too much.
Benjamin's avatar
TRUEFRAME logo
the flashlight effect on the cards is cool. did it take long to build?
Arjun's avatar
Amazing work, Miguel. The combination of horizontal scrolling and the flashlight effect creates a very engaging user experience
Sahil's avatar
Heloxone Design Studio logo
Well done !
Leena's avatar
Really love this. One small suggestion: i noticed the section below uses sharper card edges, while the cards in this section are more rounded. I think keeping one corner style throughout would make the whole design feel more cohesive. Personally id go with the sharper edges....
Boluwatife's avatar
Amazing 😍 🤩
Mark's avatar
Tying the reveal to a flashlight cursor rather than a scroll-progress fade gives people a reason to actually move the mouse across the row instead of just scrolling past it — the interaction does work the fade wouldn't.
Komu's avatar
The flashlight cursor interaction is a brilliant touch—it forces active user engagement without feeling intrusive. Genius! 🔦
Rahman's avatar
Outstanding work
Mariusz's avatar
nice trick
Olubade's avatar
great😍
Murtaza's avatar
The flashlight reveal earns its keep because it ties the interaction to the content. I'd still test a reduced motion fallback and the mobile version. Horizontal scroll can turn into a fight with the page on smaller screens.
Asif's avatar
The flashlight pulling the eye across the row is the smart part, it makes the horizontal scroll feel intentional instead of hijacked. On touch I would swap the cursor reveal for a tap-to-focus state so mobile still gets the payoff.
Vijay's avatar
Cool stuff!
Sahil's avatar
Impressive. I saw this design pattern first time..💯
Mohammed 's avatar
Look good
Juned's avatar
Amazing i guess we can make it more cool if these flex boxes are in floating animation. i think we can try.
Rahid's avatar
Nice work
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