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A few days ago, I didn't know Rive.
Today, I built an interactive Tour de France broadcast concept from scratch.
I learned Rive during the challenge, designed the interface in Figma, illustrated the entire race scene, animated every component, and somehow turned an idea that felt impossible into a working prototype.
Still learning. Still making mistakes. Still having fun.
That's probably my favorite part of being a designer.
Is any of the tools you used paid or pro version?
You're so cool! 🩵
Wow! Amazing work Mara! All the best!
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That's the difference between animation and motion design.
https://www.rime.ai/
It is a good and intentional design. But the mid-to-end could be less animated. Right now it feels overwhelming
I want to creatCreate a racing game loading screen.e a loading screen for a racing game.
don't forget to share your rive link!
The aim here was to show progress in a way that feels interesting.
We wanted something experimental, a bit more visual and unusual (even flashy) than what you typically see in enterprise software.
The result is an interactive timeline that shows how someone's skills are evolving over time. You can see the overall trajectory at a glance, then tap into any skill to watch it fluctuate across weeks or months. Aspects like communication, composure, confidence, each one broken down into sub-skills like verbal communication, active listening, written communication.
The summary tells you what's improved and what still needs work. But the design choice here was aesthetic as much as functional.
