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Built an interactive sports experience using Google Stitch.
The goal was simple: create an interface that feels alive.
I started with a concept for a premium football platform and used Stitch to rapidly iterate on layouts, visual direction, and interactions. The final experience features scroll-synchronized cinematic video storytelling, immersive full-screen sections, motion-driven transitions, and a luxury sports aesthetic inspired by modern product launches.
What I enjoyed most was how quickly I could experiment with different interface directions and refine the experience through AI-assisted edits instead of rebuilding screens from scratch.
Key features:
⚡ Scroll-controlled video storytelling
⚡ Motion-rich interactions
⚡ Full-screen cinematic sections
⚡ Premium sports-focused UI
⚡ Rapid iteration using Stitch
This project was created for the Google Stitch Challenge.
Would love to hear what you think.
#GoogleStitch #BuildWithStitch #WebDesign #UIDesign #FrontendDevelopment #MotionDesign #Awwwards
@stitchbygoogle
This looks really polished. The combination of cinematic sections, motion, and sports storytelling feels much closer to a premium product launch than a typical sports website.
Here's my submission:
https://on.contra.com/pnfJBQ
Curious what you think about it.
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