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Spent some time experimenting with UI card animations in Jitter, and this turned out to be one of those small details that completely changes the feel of an interface.
I focused on subtle movement, smooth easing, scale, and timing to make the cards feel responsive and interactive without making the animation feel excessive.
The goal wasn’t to add motion just for the sake of motion it was to make the interaction feel natural, intentional, and satisfying.
Still exploring how far these tiny details can take a simple UI.
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Wow! How did you approach balancing all the 3D elements without making the hero feel too busy?
Been working on my portfolio for the past 10 days.
From designing everything in Figma to bringing it all to life in Framer it’s taken a lot of time, but seeing it come together has been worth it.
Still a work in progress, but I’m getting very close to wrapping it up.
Here’s a look at some of the pages so far. 👀
Great work but I have a question that designing everything in figma and then going to framer works better or just do all together in the framer from the start. I learning framer do let me know if thats hard or easy?
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Love this, Karan 🔥