Swipe to mute, with a little shake + haptic feedback to make the interaction feel alive. The smal...

Swipe to mute, with a little shake + haptic feedback to make the interaction feel alive. The smal...Swipe to mute, with a little shake + haptic feedback to make the interaction feel alive. The smal...

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Emmanuel Dan

• Aug 31

Swipe to mute, with a little shake + haptic feedback to make the interaction feel alive.

The small details make the interaction feel so much better.

Built with Expo + Reanimated.

Frontend Development Mobile Development Expo React Native

Divan Raj

pro

• Oct 9

Hear the sound 🎧

An experimental exploration of bringing AI conversations to life through motion. ✨

Tool stack: Figma × Claude × After Effects

Figma Claude Adobe After Effects

Zubair Akhter

• Oct 12

Really impressive

Aduraleke faith Akintade

• Oct 10

Not every design needs to sit still.

A little depth. A little movement. A whole new experience.

Exploring 3D motion and interactive UI concepts through Say It in Daylight, a mental wellness concept built around connection, reflection, and self-expression.

Your next idea could look this good in motion.

Available for creative projects and collaborations.

#3DMotion #MotionGraphics #DigitalDesign #Contra

Motion Design Product Design Canva Claude 3D Animation

Nagaraj M

pro

• Oct 10

lovely ease animation. i like smooth transition.

Jetmir Shala

• Oct 9

Live walkthrough of our own site. A real three.js cube that re-lights as it turns, a scroll sequence that takes a flat page of lines to a lit form, and a product viewer built entirely in code with no model files.

Captured from the live site at novadigital.studio

Web Design Frontend Development Brand Design

Ella Sh.

• Oct 9

"It starts as a page of lines" turning into a lit form is a lovely way to show process instead of describing it. How does the scroll sequence hold up on mid-range phones? Do you swap in a lighter scene or keep the same shaders?