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A loading screen is a tiny moment, but it still gets to set the mood.
This intro for Namaste Studios is meant to feel like the first little breath before the whole experience begins.
The name slowly comes into focus, using blur and subtle movement to build a bit of anticipation before the page reveals itself.
It’s a simple interaction, but it gives the site a more intentional entrance and makes the transition feel connected to the rest of the visual language.
A tiny breath before you step inside.
Built for my Namaste Studios Framer template. 🌿
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