Designing Immersive User Experiences: Figma to Spline Workflow

Designing Immersive User Experiences: Figma to Spline WorkflowDesigning Immersive User Experiences: Figma to Spline Workflow

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Bori Odekunle

pro

• Feb 20

Marketing websites are usually very simple, the goal is to have users perform one specific action. Which is why I'm working on designing an immersive experience for users , workflow so far for this particular asset was Figma to Spline

Spline Figma 3d

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Apr 2

A small interaction that makes the interface feel alive

Instead of a static toggle switch, you can turn it into a tiny story.

In this example the switch doesn’t just move – it changes the entire scene - Day turns into night.

It’s a small detail, but interactions like this make a product feel much more polished and memorable.

In the video we show how to recreate this effect in Figma using Smart Animate.

Figma

Cipher UI

• Apr 4

Wow...this is really nice ....love the transition actually

R. Qule

max

• Apr 2

What if your blockchain landing page actually felt like the future? For Luntra Infrastructure, we designed a high-end landing page experience with a strong Web3 narrative and premium 3D animation.

The goal was to communicate complex value fast: AI-powered security, OP Stack performance, Ethereum compatibility — all presented through clean hierarchy, sharp typography, and cinematic depth.

We structured the experience around what builders care about most: Gaming, Apps, DeFi, and Enterprise — each section designed to feel modular, scalable, and “built for builders.”

Completed via our design subscription.

FANCY is currently available for new projects.

3D Animation UI Design UX Design Adobe After Effects Cinema 4D Figma

Ana Sofia Rodriguez

pro

• Apr 1

SEGUNDO PISO PODCAST

A visual identity and editorial system for Segundo Piso, a podcast by two friends navigating life in their twenties. The project focused on shaping a cohesive visual language that could move easily across digital and physical touchpoints.

The system balances playfulness and clarity through bold typography, a warm color palette, and subtle graphic gestures that reflect the tone of the conversations—honest, light, and slightly self-aware.