You can check and let me feedback our most recent next js project here: www.thetrickest.app

You can check and let me feedback our most recent next js project here: www.thetrickest.appYou can check and let me feedback our most recent next js project here: www.thetrickest.app

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Cristian Parra

• 1d

You can check and let me feedback our most recent next js project here: www.thetrickest.app

Next.js Architecture Search Engine Optimization UX Design Vercel Visual Studio Code

Chadd Weston

max

• Jul 17

This is Frank. AI character I'm building in @Rive (prototyping in @Framer) for a client project.

He plays the role of an venture OS expedition guide that works agentically in the background via routines as well as normal chat to get various tasks done.

Currently working on his hat collection and dance moves that can be configured from the settings panel of the platform.

Here's a preview:

Framer Rive Prototyping Motion Design UX Design

Vara Creative

• Jul 21

Love this concept. Have you thought about adding idle animations while he is thinking like having frank pull out a compass or check a map while waiting for an AI response?

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Jul 17

In 2026, great design is about more than looking good. The real challenge is creating something that stands out in a world where AI can generate polished layouts in seconds.

Strong UX and structure are the foundation, but the details make the difference: bold typography, unique compositions, subtle accents, and thoughtful visual rhythm.

For these two hero sections, we explored two different directions. Version 1 is clean and typography-driven, while Version 2 adds supporting cards and decorative elements for more depth and personality.

Which one do you prefer: 1 or 2?