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Halftone Engine - Not a filter. It's a living field of dots that reacts to you :)
Same Framer component. Two outstanding results.
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Which one would you pick ? 👀
👇🏻Hero or Footer ?
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Yeah😊, thanks Resma.
Glad you like both, thanks a lot brother!🤝
Both looks outstanding but footer is just fire, what a solid footer you created, man. Absolutely loved it.
Means a lot man🙏, thanks :)
So hard to Pick...Both are good!!
Haha, mission accomplished then😄
Glad both made it hard to pick. well thanks, Damilola :)
Great work! Your components are truly next-level👏🏻
Thank you for the appreciation Deron :)
No doubt you nailed the framer components man!! keep creating.
Means a lot Pratibha, appreciate it, more experiments coming soon :)
footer one looks better in my opinion
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Misspelled Ascii Engine :)