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Built this interactive experience using Omma by Spline for the Contra challenge, exploring gesture, motion, and intuition through a digital “fortune” interface.
Particles, hand tracking, and real-time interaction logic come together so each grab reveals a single, intentional outcome.
Built using Omma’s particle system, interaction logic, gesture controls, and real-time motion.
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Very engaging showcase of Omma and its features! Your work is GOATed
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Here is my submission: "Mood Desk" An interactive 3D cozy
home office where a floating orb shifts the room between
four atmospheres: Focus, Chill, Creative, and Nature.
Each mood transforms lighting, window view, screen colors,
and particle effects.
Built 100% in Omma via AI prompts.
I hope you like it! 😊
Buna (ቡና) coffee in Amharic. But in Ethiopia, Buna is never just coffee.
It's a ritual passed down for generations. Three rounds. Three meanings. One community.
I built an interactive 3D experience that lets you explore the Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony, recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. A handcrafted clay Jebena with traditional etched geometric patterns sits at the center, surrounded by Sini cups on a woven Rekebot tray, a roasting pan with green beans, and a burning Etan incense holder.
Click each object to discover the three rounds:
☕ Abol - The first round. Raw beans are roasted over coals. The aroma invites everyone to gather.
☕ Tona - The second round. Brewed in the Jebena, this is considered the richest pour.
☕ Baraka - The blessing. The final round, shared in community, respect, and togetherness.
Drag to rotate the scene. Click to explore.
Concept & Visual Style:
Museum-quality 3D object showcase with dramatic rim lighting against a dark background. The visual language draws from Ethiopian craft traditions, hand-etched clay, woven Mesob basketry in red and gold, warm earth tones, and gold accents. Every texture tells a story.
How I imagine it being used:
As an interactive cultural experience for Ethiopian restaurants, tourism websites, cultural organizations, or educational platforms. Embeddable via Spline's React/Next.js export, production-ready, not just a prototype.
Built 100% in Omma by Spline.
All layers properly named and organized. Layouts used for alignment.
This is my first time using Omma and I'm genuinely impressed by what's possible. Ethiopian culture deserves a place in the future of interactive digital experiences, this is my small step toward that.
Built by Zeamanuel from Addis Ababa 🇪🇹
SemEnaWerk Design Agency
Really cool way to share your culture and traditions, maybe consider adding some micro-animations to show how the process happens.
If you could only pick 1 interaction for your website...
What would you pick?
22 voted
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7 voted
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Closed
I’d go with the dark/light toggle. It’s simple but adds real value to user experience, especially for accessibility. Flashlight hover looks cool, but usability always wins for me.
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