The 'ask a local' angle is interesting because it flips the typical recommendation model. Most travel apps aggregate reviews from strangers, but this surfaces the actual people who live there. Curious how you're thinking about matching quality and trust.
This is a really thoughtful idea. Discovering a place through local perspectives feels much more personal than just scrolling through generic travel recommendations. The visuals already have a friendly, exploratory feel, so Iām curious to see how this evolves.
Hey everyone! š Iām Lou, one of the Cantina Ambassadors. Really excited to see what everyone creates for the Contra x Cantina Creator Challenge.
I wanted to kick things off by sharing the first episode of my micro-series, Platform 13. š¬
Iāve been experimenting a lot with cinematic storytelling, character development, atmosphere, camera work, and figuring out just how far I can push a story inside Cantina.
Would love to see what youāre all working on too! Drop your characters, pilots, experiments, weird ideas, or anything else youāve been creating in the feed. It's going to be amazing to see how everyone approaches this differently!
My previous poll showed unexpected results (I am very grateful to everyone who took the time to vote and comment š¤).
Now I am curious about your opinion on the color mode for this hero section. I definitely like a light theme. What about you?
By the way, I made a nice animation for this design. You can see it on my profile
New website for Beer Zombies Brewing Co. šŗš§āāļø
Designed to be bold, vibrant, and disruptive. This was a fun build because the BZ brand already has such a strong visual identity and personality. Oversized typography, aggressive motion, interactive effects, and a healthy dose of zombie aesthetics. š¤
www.beerzombies.com
The oversized type and aggressive motion fit the beer-brand attitude perfectly, especially how the green palette carries from the hero into the product details.