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An iOS game I'm designing and building, where you travel a real 3D globe and answer questions to fill a passport with stamps.
I did the brand, the UI system (chunky outlines, hard shadows, bright colours), the SwiftUI build and this App Store preview video.
chunky outlines plus hard shadows on a globe UI is a bold pair. did the passport stamp reward come before or after the UI system?
The passport stamp reward came first. It helped shape the travel-inspired direction of Atlaso. The chunky outlines and hard shadows came later to give the UI a playful, tactile feel that ties everything together.
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Made for travel studios, villas, retreats and anyone who wants a site that feels far away in the best way.
Free on the Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/far-enough/
Live preview: https://farenough.framer.website
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