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Loading screens don't have to be boring… yours can look like this!🌟
Dither Preloader - a live, fully customizable dithering loading animation, in about a minute.
Which one would you pick ?
👇🏻 A or B ?
13 votes
Ends in 1d
Good call😊
Simple and clean work.
Thanks 😊
'A' looks better.
Great pick :)
Both are cool.
Dithering adds such a distinct, nostalgic touch to modern WebGL loading states! Option A grabs the eye instantly with that subtle halftone texture
Yeah thanks Abdul, appreciate you noticing! 🤝
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