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Having a structure first makes the design process so much more fun. I was just playing around in Framer and ended up creating this simple image tab interaction. What do you think?
The interaction is a nice proof that a simple tab can carry the concept. I’d make the active-state transition a little more pronounced so the content change reads instantly without relying on the cursor.
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