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I made OVERLOAD an interactive high-fashion editorial experience built entirely in @Figma Make.
The layout reacts to scroll speed.
Scroll slowly → calm, elegant typography.
Scroll faster → fragmentation, distortion, controlled chaos.
Slow down again → it gradually heals.
It’s an exploration of how speed affects perception — and how digital interfaces can visually respond to attention.
Built fully in @Figma Make using components, variants, and scroll-speed driven interactions. https://splash-circus-50299399.figma.site
Strong visual direction with a bold concept, this kind of execution really shows how design can influence attention and perception.
I’ve been exploring similar high impact, psychology driven visuals lately. Impressive work 👏
Creativity, vision, breakthrough.
Tools used: Cinema4D, Arnold renderer, and After Effects.
That looks amazing
Faced SVG issues in Expo, switched to .tsx for better control. I Don't think SVG files have any advantage over .tsx in React projects. What do you prefer and why?
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I usually prefer .tsx when I need dynamic props, theming, or animation control. Raw SVGs are great for static assets, but once behavior or state enters the picture, components feel more maintainable. Curious how you’re handling performance trade-offs in larger icon sets?
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