A FREE UI kit for Rive. To make building fun stuff in Rive easier, I’m building a UI kit with ess...

A FREE UI kit for Rive. To make building fun stuff in Rive easier, I’m building a UI kit with ess...A FREE UI kit for Rive. To make building fun stuff in Rive easier, I’m building a UI kit with ess...

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Maxim Vellinga

pro

• Jan 6

A FREE UI kit for Rive. To make building fun stuff in Rive easier, I’m building a UI kit with essential, interactive components:

• Buttons, switches, sliders, checkboxes, radios, and more • Built with data binding for easy interaction and integration Built to speed up interactive UI, so you can focus on the creative and fun part

👉 What components would you want to see in a UI kit like this?

Rive ui

Tanner Notch

curator

max

• Jan 15

this is awesome

Maxim Vellinga

pro

• Jan 16

Thank you! It's live now on the Rive marketplace if you want to use it. :)

Sirojiddin Makhammatov

• Sep 17

Recently finished learning web development, so I decided to start a project and experiment with some popular @Rive animations on the web.

Rive Animation

Muizz Kamil

• Sep 17

I built RacePulse, an interactive broadcast interface for live racing.

The goal was to design a UI that doesn’t just display race data, but responds to it.

An overtake, for example, can trigger multiple changes across the interface:

• The leaderboard updates • Driver positions swap • The selected driver changes • The circuit map highlights the driver • The event feed records the overtake

I built the experience in Rive, using state machines, data binding, scripting, and interactive components to connect the different parts of the system.

One of the biggest things I explored with this project was how motion can communicate changing information, rather than simply being visual decoration.

The result is a broadcast UI designed around one idea:

One event. One system. Multiple reactions.

I’m continuing to explore the space where product design, motion, and interactive technology come together.

🔗 RacePulse: https://www.behance.net/gallery/255804955/RacePulse-Interactive-Racing-UI

Diana Fabianczuk

pro

• Sep 16

An experiment exploring how to visually communicate design impact through a draggable before/after slider. Built to test the interaction and motion feel of scrubbing between two states of a design, it uses a small format to show transformation at a glance 😊

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Rohan Ahmed

pro

• Sep 16

The compact format is doing a lot of work—the draggable reveal makes the improvement immediately legible, while the consistent card rhythm keeps the comparison easy to scan.