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I’m participating in the Spline and HANA competition. I created an interactive map of Japan where information appears when you hover over different regions, and I also used 3D elements to enhance the experience.
I really enjoyed working with these tools — they have great potential for meaningful projects, as interactivity helps build strong storytelling and engage users more effectively 🔥
You can play with it here: Link
The hover interactions for the four main islands are so smooth. Great work! ✨
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