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One lid. Glass or steel. Eight containers
(that's a carousel, not a riddle)
Tolli's whole idea is swapping the body under the same lid, so I built the carousel to explain it in
Four swipes, one clear idea per slide and a hook that makes you want the next one
Swipe through and tell me which slide got you 👇
Need a carousel that explains your product without a wall of text? message me
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UPD on Fork, my Video.js skins challenge entry.
The first design, Affiche, was made for one brand: a fictional French school, styled like a street poster. But a player skin is only useful if it travels.
Most of the time it has to live inside someone else's design: a CMS, an LMS, a client's website. So I made a second theme, Glass. Neutral, quiet, built to be reused. The bar sits over the picture, round glass buttons, a track split into lesson parts, frosted cards, one accent colour.
What didn't change is the point: the same branching logic, the same keyboard support, the same accessibility checks. The theme is one attribute, and every colour, font and size is a token, so any platform can make it its own. Switch between the two at the top of the page:
https://frenchili.collabas.com/?theme=glass
Same product, same button, two ways to say "added to cart". Which one makes you buy?
Burst: springy, the bottle flies into the cart. Calm: a quick spinner, then a tick.
Vote, and tell me what you'd change. Both built from scratch in code.
3 votes
Ends in 1d
SIDE A — Good taste. On repeat.
SIDE A brings record-store character to a Video.js v10 player through warm paper tones, charcoal, citrus green, and bold typography.
Built with AI-assisted coding, it features two original motion-and-sound sessions and a tactile control deck. Session switching, captions, playback speed, repeat, and focus mode give viewers control, with responsive layouts and keyboard access guiding the design.
