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Faced SVG issues in Expo, switched to .tsx for better control. I Don't think SVG files have any advantage over .tsx in React projects. What do you prefer and why?
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I usually prefer .tsx when I need dynamic props, theming, or animation control. Raw SVGs are great for static assets, but once behavior or state enters the picture, components feel more maintainable. Curious how you’re handling performance trade-offs in larger icon sets?
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Just wrapped up a fun one for a pet care brand 🐾
The goal was simple: make their online store feel less like a standard product grid and more like a place people actually enjoy browsing.
A few things I really liked working on:
🐱 A cursor-following kitten mascot with little reactions when you click it.
🎨 An editorial-style design with warm terracotta, deep spruce tones, and clean typography.
🎥 Vertical video reels built directly into product cards, bringing real customer content into the shopping experience.
✨ Small interactions throughout the site, from floating hero cards and brand marquees to seasonal carousels and quick-add feedback.
The technical side matters, of course. Performance, responsiveness and clean code are expected.
But I think the little details are what make a website memorable.
Sometimes it's that extra 5% that has nothing to do with the conversion funnel and simply makes someone smile.
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That cursor-following kitten is such a memorable touch, and I love how the warm terracotta palette keeps the shop feeling friendly without losing polish.