Mobile Skateboard Configurator with Interactive 3D Preview

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Yuliia Snihyr

• Oct 27

PUSH on mobile ☺️🛹

A closer look at the mobile version of my skateboard configurator concept. Choose your deck, wheels and trucks, then rotate the board in 3D to see how it all comes together.

The whole builder fits into three steps — with a little blue gremlin along for the ride 👀🖤

Which deck would you pick?

https://dribbble.com/shots/27839280-PUSH-Skateboard-Configurator

Yuliia Snihyr

• Oct 27

Try it 🛹 https://push-skateboard.vercel.app/

push-skateboard.vercel.app

PUSH — Roll with it

Build your skateboard with the blue gremlin. A local interactive 3D motion prototype.

Md: Shahidul Islam

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Electric Car Mobile App

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Hope you're doing well. This is a, Electric Car Mobile App. Let me know what you are thinking about the design and don't forget to press the "L" button 😎

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Mark Pavlyshyn

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• 2d

New case on the profile: 3 Pokemon cards rebuilt as interactive Rive Animation

The brief we gave ourselves was simple. Catch that feeling of tilting a holo card, just on a screen.

So the eyes follow your cursor, every card has three moves, and the background switches between idle and action. There’s a pack to open and a randomizer that deals you a card.

Have a look at how it all came together 👇

Check it out

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• 1d

Damn good work! How long did it take to make?

Ali Hassan

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Soft UI animation: Engagement gauge dashboard

A layered, claymorphism-inspired dashboard card with a precision gauge. The needle starts at 0% and eases to a precise stop at 80%, and the purple-to-magenta segments light up as it passes. Two tilted metric badges, Drop-off and Retention, bounce in with soft shadows. On hover, they level out and float higher while the needle gives a small twitch.

The goal was to make data feel tactile, calm and a little delightful, like a high-end physical instrument translated into a screen.

I add animations like this to the websites I design and build in Framer. Got a project that needs motion? Let's connect.