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Sharing this from my Figma design file from 2 years ago; I think these cards still look cool and could go well with SaaS websites.
What do you think?
did you end up building these cards in CODE or keep them in figma dhiraj?
rn its in my figma file and havent used for any project but i wanted to share these
Super work
Thanks mate ❤️
These still hold up really well. The gradient noise and pixel textures feel especially good for SaaS. 🔥
Yes, my fav is that pixel gradient
How do I get it , that's too good and detailed 👌👌
You can use Noise & Texture plugin to get started with the assets
Got it, 🧑🎤
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