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Exploring how small details can shape the feeling of a space.
Playful illustrations, imperfect lines, and tactile elements come together to create a visual rhythm that feels relaxed and lived-in rather than structured and rigid. The goal is to make every touchpoint feel familiar, approachable, and quietly welcoming.
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LE A N introduces a new interaction paradigm: Lean to Reveal, a tactile, spatial gesture that lets users physically “peek behind” digital surfaces. Inspired by the real world’s depth and transparency, this system transforms flat interfaces into layered, dimensional experiences.
Across multiple contexts: books, browser tabs, designer portfolio cards, and news articles, the same interaction gesture reveals hidden layers:
Digital Book Reader: Tilt to preview the next or previous page.
Browser Tabs: Lean to explore other open tabs in a spatial fan.
Designer Team Card: Peek behind the card to view process sketches or collaborators.
News Article: Reveal author context or contrasting viewpoints.
https://sample-panic-00976946.figma.site
Hi, I’m Bansi Manvar 👋
I recently participated in the Figma Makethon and used the opportunity to experiment with something fun — an AR Visualizer for interior design.
The idea is simple: before printing or buying artwork, you can see how it will look on your wall in real space.
What it can do:
• Upload artwork and place it on your wall
• Move and scale using hand gestures
• Control it with 90+ voice commands
• Try gallery wall templates
• Preview real-world sizes before printing or buying
Built with React, TypeScript, Three.js, MediaPipe, and Web APIs — exploring how AR + AI can simplify interior design decisions.
Check it out here 👇
https://cafe-id-39869484.figma.site/ar-view
Excited to keep experimenting with spatial interfaces and immersive UI 🚀
I created AirJam - a spatial whiteboard - in Figma Make for #FigmaMakeathon and designed some brand new interactions for it:
⏳ Grab the space-time continuum and pull/push to undo/redo
🖍️ Change color by moving your right fist
🗑️ Crumple or tear objects to delete
👏 Double-clap to clear space
Check it out: https://airjam.figma.site
Best experienced in Meta Quest 3 and 3s.
Community:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610403850248790187/airjam-spacial-whiteboard
Social:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/utkarshello_figmamakeathon-activity-7434399322944733184-ZGI8
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