Innovative Sloth In-Page Navigation: Creative Portfolio Showcase

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Namu Park

pro

• 2h

I made an in-page navigation that makes the sloth go up and down the tree as you scroll through for my portfolio for fun! :) Thinking about mobile layout now. Check out: https://namupark.com

Vibe Coding Interaction Design Web Design CapCut Claude Figma

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Apr 2

A small interaction that makes the interface feel alive

Instead of a static toggle switch, you can turn it into a tiny story.

In this example the switch doesn’t just move – it changes the entire scene - Day turns into night.

It’s a small detail, but interactions like this make a product feel much more polished and memorable.

In the video we show how to recreate this effect in Figma using Smart Animate.

Figma

Cipher UI

• Apr 4

Wow...this is really nice ....love the transition actually

R. Qule

max

• Apr 2

What if your blockchain landing page actually felt like the future? For Luntra Infrastructure, we designed a high-end landing page experience with a strong Web3 narrative and premium 3D animation.

The goal was to communicate complex value fast: AI-powered security, OP Stack performance, Ethereum compatibility — all presented through clean hierarchy, sharp typography, and cinematic depth.

We structured the experience around what builders care about most: Gaming, Apps, DeFi, and Enterprise — each section designed to feel modular, scalable, and “built for builders.”

Completed via our design subscription.

FANCY is currently available for new projects.

3D Animation UI Design UX Design Adobe After Effects Cinema 4D Figma

Cara Ellis

max

• Apr 2

There's always been a gap between what print designers do and what web designers are allowed to do. It mostly comes down to text. I have been completely obsessed with these beautiful Pretext demos, and have collected some of my favourites.

ICYMI: Pretext is a TypeScript library that measures and lays out text ~500x faster than browser reflow, no DOM involved. For graphic designers it means using text on the web with the same flexibility you get in print.

Have you explored Pretext yet? What are your favourite demos?