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Here is my second submission,
This concept explores a floating physical credit card,
simulating a tap-to-pay transaction in a browser.
The design utilizes a deep violet-to-cyan gradient palette and
made it more authentic with the gold EMV chip, silver embossing, floating in a
void.
I imagine this functioning as the interaction for a checkout
instead of a Submit button. Maybe instead, they could physically drag the
floating the card to authorize transactions.
Interactive Viewer Link: https://app.spline.design/ui/51c93a1d-e710-4385-83b4-f42b46ff8fb7
wonderful design!
Cooler than original one.
The gradient and floating effect are incredibly polished! Great attention to detail on the embossing.
Cleaner than the original one👏🏻
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I’m available for new product design projects this November. If you’re building a new product or looking to improve an existing one, let’s talk.
