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EarnedBack acts as a mobile tool managing screen time through finished chores. This software restricts device access until assignments or household duties get verified.
• Separate interfaces provide unique views aimed at adults and kids
• Smart locks prevent digital play during study hours
• Artificial intelligence inspects photos of homework for errors
• Dashboards display live updates on every listed job
• Final approval buttons unlock phones instantly
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Buttons panic when hovered. Menus stretch like chewing gum. Cards bounce with jelly physics. Monsters eat UI elements, chase the cursor, trigger candy explosions, and turn the entire screen into a playable animated playground.
The goal wasn’t to make a “clean UI”.
It was to create something that feels: ✨ impossible ✨ alive ✨ weirdly joyful ✨ impossible to ignore
Every interaction was designed with exaggerated squash/stretch motion, playful chaos, cartoon physics, and nonstop visual reactions to make the interface feel more like an animated toy universe than a website.
Built with Rive for the Impossible UI Challenge 🍬👾
yoo , this is really good.
I built a game UI that shouldn't exist.
Harker's Descent — a Dracula-inspired game interface built entirely in Rive. The main menu is a compass medallion hanging from a chain in a storm. You don't click buttons. You place your hand and make a deal with Dracula. To confirm — a dagger falls. Blood spills. The screen drowns in crimson. The next world opens beneath it. Every element is alive: the all watching eye, crow following your cursor, lightning strikes, a bare tree in the wind, a wolf in the shadows, Harker standing in the storm holding a lantern — watching the mechanism that will decide his fate.
Built in Rive using rigging, vector graphics, audio events, state machines, and more timeline keyframes than I care to count. This is my entry for the @rive_app Impossible UI Challenge. #riveapp #impossibleui #gameui #motiondesign #rive #harkersdescent
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