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Bringing a Map to Life with Motion
Turning a simple map into a dynamic visual experience.
Subtle depth, smooth motion, and clean UI.
Built to feel modern and immersive.
Dark. Minimal. Interactive.
What do you think?
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I’ve always liked when UI animation feels less like animation and more like the product just knows what to do.
Small interactions, quick transitions, little moments of feedback - all working together without getting in the way.
The interface stays familiar. The experience feels different.
Would you use motion like this in your product?💭
I created this video for Ploy, explaining the new features that were introduced
great video..
Exploring two visual directions for a data visualization component.
Light & minimal vs Dark & bold - which one feels better for a modern dashboard?
Vote below 👇 Would love to know why.
#UIDesign #UXDesign #DashboardDesign #DataVisualization #ProductDesign #Figma
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Light one is making the data easier to scan. 😊