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As someone who appreciates HMI and vehicle interfaces, really blown away by some of the other work and what is possible with Rive.
I have been meaning to try building something out for a while so this was the perfect opportunity. This is a pretty simple interaction - based on Capsule Corp from the Dragon Ball Universe, just showing the transition from capsule state to a vehicle with dynamic controls for each view.
Definitely things I would love to experiment with more and already could improve on but just a quick bit of exploration!
Bulma's Capsule Corp UI in Rive is such a fun concept — the 3D plane model on that screen looks amazing!
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Claude Fable 5.2. One prompt. One shot.
No iterations, no fixes, no manual cleanup.
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This is what it delivered on the first run.
For me, this is where these coding models are getting really interesting. Not just generating working code, but handling visual direction, 3D design, interaction and implementation as one coherent task.
Fable 5.2 looks seriously strong.
What do you think of the result?
Great work 👏🏻
When I was building AUTONOMI, a website concept for a mobility startup, I wanted visitors to experience the essence of the company rather than just read about it.
So, I took interactivity to another level.
Right from the hero section, visitors can actually drive the autonomous vehicle using their keyboard on desktop or on-screen controls on mobile. They can switch camera angles and even activate autopilot if they get stuck.
The idea was simple: get visitors interacting with the experience from the moment they land on the website.
I believe the hero section is more than just an introduction. It’s an opportunity to capture attention, communicate a brand’s personality and give visitors a reason to explore further.
Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments.
And if you love it, a repost would be greatly appreciated!
Driving through the hero is so fun.
Halloween has passed, but the case remains. I designed and built an invitation landing page for a Halloween birthday party: an interactive hero with a cursor-following pumpkin, a dark, atmospheric visual world, and scroll-driven motion that set the mood and invited guests to the event.
What a fancy pumpkin! 😄
