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LiquidSort is a modern color sorting puzzle game built with Flutter. The goal of the game is to sort colorful liquids into the correct tubes using simple and relaxing puzzle mechanics.
I designed and developed this game with a clean UI, smooth animations, level-based gameplay, and a premium dark neon theme. The game includes a level map, colorful test tubes, engaging puzzle screens, and a polished mobile-friendly design.
This project is also listed on CodeCanyon as a ready-to-customize Flutter game template, making it useful for developers or businesses who want to reskin and publish their own color puzzle game faster.
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sage calm..🎉
A custom scroll-driven liquid transition built with React, TypeScript, and WebGL.
Two visual states blend through an organic distortion field, with the entire transition mapped to scroll progress and fully reversible.
Built as a reusable Framer Code Component.
Mapping the distortion to scroll makes the transition feel responsive instead of decorative.
This is the kind of AI workflow that gets me excited as an independent developer.
Faster ideation, faster prototyping, and more room to focus on turning ideas into real products. 🚀
What does sketch to shippable actually look like in real time? 🎥
Honestly, I went in doubting it, and came out convinced, for early concepting at least. 🤔 I recorded the whole process, doodle to final.
Calling all desginers to run it on your own idea and drop the result below....