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Wayfolk: Interactive Onboarding in Rive (Concept)
Interactive onboarding for Wayfolk, a fictional weekend-plans app.
Chips toggle with a spring and a drawn check mark. Continue fills with coral when you press it. Save sets off a particle burst and a sage wipe, and the label changes from "Save for tonight" to "Saved for tonight."
It's one .riv file with a single view model, so a developer can drive it from code: chip_on, press, save, reset.
It runs in the official Rive web runtime.
Wayfolk is a concept, not affiliated with any real company. Open to UI motion work. Message me here.
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