Built a scroll-driven features section for Solene. One sticky loop, five steps: voice check-in, t...Built a scroll-driven features section for Solene. One sticky loop, five steps: voice check-in, t...
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Built a scroll-driven features section for Solene. One sticky loop, five steps: voice check-in, trend detection, care team relay, manual entry, weekly summary. Each tile takes focus as you scroll, and you can click any row to jump to it.
Learning OGL by rebuilding my portfolio's floating nav, inspired by Dynamic Island.
It stays compact while you scroll, then expands on hover, with the email button splitting off in a gooey morph. The shape is a signed distance field in a fragment shader, with GSAP handling the spring motion.
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The gooey morph where the email button splits off is really satisfying, Oska. Using a signed distance field in a fragment shader for the nav shape is a great way to learn OGL.
Standard horizontal block
scrolling can quickly put a user's attention to sleep. To drive absolute focus
to seasonal packages or high-margin services, I designed an asymmetric
split-screen asset grid inside Faro.
The Layout Tactics:
· Combined high-contrast visual grids with balanced serif typography blocks.
· Kept boundaries strictly responsive to protect visual assets across large
monitor displays.
· Implemented a friction-free layout structure that natively balances white
space with deep tones.
Let's break your site out of boring containers. Click through to inspect the component performance: