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Every control on this player is a key you can press: it goes down 1 px, holds its state, and lights a 2 px rim when it's on. No glow, no gradients, just paper and ink. Try it on a real Video.js v10 player š
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Tactile ā Paper Key: a Video.js v10 skin you can press.
Tactile treats the player as a desk object, not a screen overlay. Before drawing any UI, we modelled a small keypad in Blender: paper-white keys with an ink rim, a ribbed fader cap and a black status display. We pressed it,...
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Farbspur is my entry for the Video.js Skins Design Challenge: a custom skin for the Video.js v10 player that gets out of the way of what youāre watching.
The player has no colour of its own. Its seek bar is built from the video: it finds the strongest picture changes and turns them into blocks of colour, so every film gets its own player and you can jump straight to a scene.
ā Glass appears only where your hand is: a single drop moving on spring physics
ā Skips count up as you press: +5s, +10s, +15s
ā Quality, speed, casting and theatre mode share one visual language
ā Full keyboard control, and reduced motion for anyone who asks for it
The film and sound in the video were generated for this project.
Live demo: https://farbspur.pages.dev
Code (open source): https://github.com/moonz35345/farbspur
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Exploring how vibrant blue gradients, subtle glow effects, and delicate typography can bring a fresh personality to a health-tracking interface.
The goal was to create something that feels futuristic yet calm, where every visual detail makes the experience more engaging.
What do you think of this visual direction?
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A 15-second motion piece exploring how a SaaS product can feel alive on screen.
A single line of light cuts through the dark and reveals a glass dashboard. From there, the interface starts working: revenue climbs, graphs draw themselves, and notifications arrive. Then the whole product pulls apart into floating layers, the camera flies through them, and everything locks back together for the final shot.
Itās one continuous camera move with no cuts, so the product stays the story from the first frame to the last.
Built for SaaS launches, landing page heroes, and product announcements. If your product deserves more than a screen recording, letās talk.
The dashboard reveal is lovely.