Mastering Jitter: My Day 3 Journey and Template Analysis

Mastering Jitter: My Day 3 Journey and Template AnalysisMastering Jitter: My Day 3 Journey and Template Analysis

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Milly Designs

• May 14

I've been currently working on becoming a Jitter expert It's been three days so far in the journey So is my day 3 creation (made it by analyzing some jitter templates)

Motion Design Jitter

Daniel Tran

pro

• May 11

Some Visual Exploration - Sphere Made in various software: After Effects, Touch Designer, Midjourney & Veo 3

Visual Arts Motion Design aivisuals

Mohd Sohail

• May 12

Looks amazing!

Abe Yang

• May 11

At the end of the day, Rive is still the king 👑

Motion Design Framer Rive

Miguel Stephane Onana

pro

• May 12

Amazing.. made a similar animation on one of my project too😂 🔥

Orbix Studio

max

• May 11

What if the map wasn't a utility but the entire game world?

That was the core decision on SideQuest.

A location-based social app. But not the usual: no flat pins, no generic list views, no "events near you" cards buried in a feed.

The brief was real-world gamification. Playful. Spatial. But actually functional.

So I built a 3D isometric city as the home screen. Streets become quest zones. Every pin has a mission type: Challenge, Workout, Live, Events, or Player. Movement earns XP worth chasing.

One map. Infinite reasons to step outside. That's the whole app in one screen.

Five activity types. No boring filter tabs. All experiences live together: 5K Morning Run, Sunset Rooftop Meetup, and Live Now, each with XP rewards, coin drops, and real people going.

Sky-blue world, floating 3D buildings, animated pulse rings as intentional depth not decoration, core interaction design.

Would you have kept the map flat or built the whole world in 3D?