Create Real-Time Browser Games with Pixi.js and TypeScript

Create Real-Time Browser Games with Pixi.js and TypeScriptCreate Real-Time Browser Games with Pixi.js and TypeScript

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Min Khant Kyaw

• 1d

• Built “Crossy Duck”, a real-time browser game with Pixi.js v8, TypeScript, and WebGL.

• Implemented hybrid HTTP/Websocket architecture for real-time game state.

• Developed fully responsive UI across desktop and mobile with Spine animations and GSAP.

• Designed server-side license protection system with obfuscated client validation, deployed on Google Cloud Run.

• Tech: TypeScript, Pixi.js v8, WebSocket, REST API, GSAP, Spine, Google Cloud Run, Vite

Game Development PixiJS Figma TypeScript

Ariel Jędrzejczak

pro

• Apr 20

Quick shot from my latest GoGetta web design. Animation from 108™ 👀

Web Design Figma

Matija Sain

pro

• Apr 20

Cool ☺️ I really like it!

Dario⚡️ Ferrando

max

• Apr 20

The branding and webdesign for Loopa is still kicking! Done with @Mary Delaney 💅

Brand Design Illustration Web Design Adobe Illustrator Figma

Mouzam Khan

• Apr 20

Good Work !

Orbix Studio

max

• Apr 20

Live Events Mobile App Discovery, Booking & Split Bill Flow

This is the discovery and booking flow for a live events mobile app built around one feature that separates it from every other event app out there.

The split bill.

Not a separate screen. Not an afterthought. Built directly into the booking flow so anyone in the group can pay their share instantly no awkward follow-ups, no separate payment apps, no "I'll send you later" moments.

The UI was structured entirely in Figma from component architecture to the full prototype while Jitter handled the micro-interactions and transitions that make the flow feel connected rather than just functional.

The rest of the flow matches that same clarity. Location-aware event discovery. Popular and ongoing event sections. A detail screen with host contact, ticket tier selection, and total amount visible before the final tap.

Every screen answers the next question before the user asks it. Every transition earns its place.

That's what makes a booking flow feel finished not just designed.

See the full case study 👉 https://www.behance.net/gallery/247306827/Instant-Event-APP-UI-UX-Mobile-App-Orbix-Studio