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Really happy with how this interaction turned out. Sound effects feel super satisfying as well
The interaction feels so satisfying. The sound effects are a really nice touch. 🔥
Looks good!
The sound design really completes the interaction—the restrained type treatment and timed reveal make the stats feel like a cinematic sequence rather than a dashboard.
nice designs!!
Hey man, this looks really great! I am curious about the Claude tag here, did you use it for coding? Or in what part of the process did you implement it?
Claude Code! Heavily directed 😄
Wow crazy haha and did you designed it in another tool? Or also did it with Claude?
I always start with Figma and then iterate in the build with Claude Code. I've moved to Codex (Astra) recently. I record my voice and brain dump haha
Honestly, the result is satisfying. I feel the interaction was perfectly timed.
Amazing work🔥👏
Looking seamless experience.
Awesome work 👍🏻. It would be valuable to understand the complete path you followed to reach it.
This is a great work!!
Wow, the interaction is so cool, happy to work with you if you need any more dev hands!
that looks cool, can you tell me what this carousel is called?
custom built!
the dot matrix headline over the panels reads like a real stadium board.
The sound design is what sells it, that kind of feedback loop is so easy to get wrong. Did you layer those effects yourself or pull from a library, and how many rounds did it take before the timing felt right?
The sound design choice is what really elevates it. Motion alone doesn't hit the same way when you remove the audio layer.
Amazing work love how the card content appears on hover
Beautiful
wow, that pixel effect every time the cursor lands is so good! and the sound sells it
love the animation and the design.
I like the interactions, very satisfying. 💚
Nice work 👏
Broooooo🔥
Each stat gets a full panel instead of a row of cards, so the sequence sets the pace - you can't skim four numbers at once, which is rather the point here.
The interaction looks really satisfying. Small details like sound effects can make the whole experience feel much more engaging
Billboard look & hover effect makes it great! 👍
You did such a great job
Nice interaction idea.
Love this
Amazing!
Really satisfying to watch
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