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Voxel: Spatial UI Kit & Waitlist Site
Services Provided: UI/UX Design, Framer Development, Motion Design, Interactive Components
Designed and built a high-converting waitlist site for Voxel, a spatial computing design system engineered for AR optics and VisionOS. Built as a prime blueprint for stealth and early-stage founders breaking out of flat viewports, this page blends immersive ambient visuals with friction-free email capture.
Key Features & Highlights:
Ambient Morphing Orb Hero: Built a custom React/CSS fluid orb component with dynamic organic breathing, rotation, and morphing shapes.
Interactive 3D Magnetic CTA: Custom waitlist email input featuring real-time TLD validation (.com, .org, .net) that triggers an interactive glowing button with 3D parallax mouse-tracking.
Spatial Glassmorphism UI: Frosted glass visual tokens, subtle depth borders, and high-legibility typography optimized for dark/spatial backgrounds.
Zero-Friction Submission Flow: Integrated inline success state that smoothly transitions the input field upon submission.
Great work!
Thank you @Bella Brillantes !
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