It's been a long time posting, I am currently participating in the Figma X Contra challenge.
This prototype explores an emotion-aware system built in Figma Make - a dark, cinematic interface that adapts in real time to scroll speed, hesitation, hover duration, and movement intensity.
The UI doesn’t react to who you are.
It responds to how you move.
Motion softens when you slow down. Layout tightens when you accelerate. Idle moments trigger ambient shifts.
An exploration of behavioral sensitivity as a core design principle.
A continuation of the visual direction for an upcoming SaaS motion campaign 🚀
As an Art Director and Motion Designer on this project, my main focus isn't just creating appealing 3D assets, but making sure the visual system clearly reflects the product's core value.
In these stills, I'm visualizing automated AI workflows and interactive prompts using a light, tactile aesthetic to lower cognitive load. Good motion design should simplify the product narrative and ultimately turn viewers into signups.
Went with your Figma design, the hero photography gives it a face while the live version leans too hard on product shots. It feels warmer and easier to trust in the first three seconds.