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Just shipped my submission for #figmamakeathon 🚀
I built an interactive UX Motion intuition game entirely in Figma Make.
The idea is simple:
Can you feel motion principles instead of just naming them?
Players go through multiple rounds identifying:
• Easing types
• Advanced easing curves
• Cubic-bezier variations
• Duration differences
• Motion properties
• Combined transformations
Each interaction includes:
• Custom cursor system
• Radial transition animation
• Dynamic round logic
• Expressive motion feedback
• Countdown reveal for final results
Built as an exploration of how motion literacy can be trained through play.
Would love your feedback from the community 👀
🔗 Play it here:
https://arc-figure-14403319.figma.site
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