Revolutionary Baby Tracking UI: Engage with Pseudo-Physics

Revolutionary Baby Tracking UI: Engage with Pseudo-PhysicsRevolutionary Baby Tracking UI: Engage with Pseudo-Physics

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Phil Larsen

• May 9

Here is my entry for the Impossible UI Challenge.

After having used a number of baby tracking apps, I realized I wanted something that was more fun and engaging to use. This is one of the input ideas I had, which creates a massive slider for tracking volume of a bottle feed. As part of the input, I wanted to incorporate pseudo-physics for the liquid and bubbles making it feel more alive.

I drew the initial bottle in Figma and then rebuilt it in Rive. I used scripts to get the liquid, bubbles, and drag inputs to align with data-binding.

Here is my LinkedIn post

Rive Animation UX Design UI Design Figma Rive impossibleuiwithrive

Yevheniy Kladov

pro

• May 5

Packing the next case study - which opener actually makes you stop? 👇

Figma motiondesign activitytracker

38 voted

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94 votes

Closed

Andre Bento

• May 5

both are stunning but the grid is cleannnnn

R. Qule

max

• May 6

Landing pages don’t need more sections. They need better structure.

For Quantum, we created a set of animated icons designed to communicate key features quickly and make the page easier to scan. Clean motion, consistent geometry, and a cohesive system that feels like part of the product — not a generic asset pack.

This was created with a design subscription from FANCY — and yes, we’re currently open to new projects.

Webflow Development 3D Animation UI Design Framer Cinema 4D Adobe After Effects

Orbix Studio

max

• May 6

Questveil - Real-World RPG Mobile Game Design

Nobody opens Google Maps and feels excited.

That's the problem we designed around.

SideQuest turns the real world into a playable RPG layer —

- Streets become quest zones

- Locations spawn challenges and dungeons.

- Movement earns XP

- Every session feels like a new chapter

The UI doesn't look like a map app. It looks like booting up a game.

Sky-blue 3D isometric world. Animated player pins. Live mission cards. Real neighborhoods. Real stakes.

This is location-based design done differently. Tool: figma

💬 What app would YOU gamify? Drop it below.

Mobile Design Gaming Figma

Vyudu Inc

pro

• May 8

I would gamify Shopify admin. The dashboard right now is the most uninspiring view in commerce. Imagine sales arriving as quest rewards, abandoned carts as boss fights, low stock as dragons. Founders would actually log in. Questveil is also doing something rare here: making the...