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FanFood
FanFood is a mobile application designed to transform the in-venue dining experience by enabling users to order food and beverages directly from their seats. Built using React Native, the app provides a seamless, cross-platform experience for iOS and Android users. With features like real-time ordering, geolocation integration to identify seating locations, and secure payment gateways, FanFood ensures a fast and reliable service. The app also incorporates push notifications to keep users updated on their order status, enhancing convenience and user satisfaction.
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Built for people who scroll.
First post here! Figured I'd let the work do the talking. 12-second demo of a recent project.
The concept: a website that responds to the user as they scroll. No autoplay timers. No generic fade-ins. Every animation is tied to scroll position — the page moves with you, not at you.
Under the hood: custom scroll-driven animations, smooth transitions at full frame rate, and intentional motion design where every element earns its movement.
This is what we do at Creative Cult — web design and development for brands that want to stand out online. We also build iOS apps.
If you need a website that actually makes people stop and pay attention, let's talk.
#WebDesign #WebDevelopment #MotionDesign #InteractionDesign #ScrollAnimation #iOSDevelopment #DesignAgency #CreativeCult
Hehe, so cute, love it. These types of animations makes such a huge difference in user experience. 🤍
Lost memories is a collection of photos and film I found travelling the world.
It all started in 2024 in Beijing, China. I went to Panjiayuan antique market (潘家园旧货市场), where I found boxes with thousands of old photos. I was instantly drawn to them through the nostalgia of these items.
I created this so other people can wonder about this, let their imagination create the stories behind these snippets of time. In this space, there are small interactions that will make the experience feel real. You can flip the photos to see if there is any writing on the back - any clues that might possibly fill the gaps in the story. You can also light up the slides to see the film.
All photos are scanned and rendered to scale on the gallery. It is possible to filter by the location where I collected them.
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