Master Dynamic Data Binding in Rive for Real-time Updates

Master Dynamic Data Binding in Rive for Real-time UpdatesMaster Dynamic Data Binding in Rive for Real-time Updates

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Alan O

pro

• 8h

Experimenting with data binding in Rive. One component, multiple instances — change the values, the chart updates.

Rive Animation UI Design

Boluwatife Delight

• 5h

Amazing

Alan O

pro

• 4h

Thanks Boluwatife!

Leo Mazzei

pro

• Jun 23

Rive's most famous toaster makes a new appearance, this time for the Rive Character Challenge!

In this mini-game, the main characters are the toaster and the bread. Pull the lever, and be careful not to turn our friendly slice of bread into charcoal.

Try it here: https://mazzeimotion.github.io/rive-toaster/_demo/

characterchallenge Rive JavaScript

Jonathan Swanson

• Jun 27

Should make the toaster slowly get more and more scared

Patrick Doyle

pro

• Jun 24

First template is live !!! Big milestone - https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/electrix-trade/ Built Electrix to fit how electricians convert, quote flow, CMS services, coverage map. live now on Framer. Give me your thoughts?

Framer Website Design UI Design Framer

Celia | BEFAR Studio

max

• Jun 26

Looks great!!

Mark Barliet

pro

• Jun 24

The best feature is often the one you remove🦕

When you’re building a dashboard or a website, it’s easy to just keep adding more options. Good product design is actually mostly about prioritization. Every extra element can distract the user.

Making things simple is always the hardest part, right?

How do you decide what to cut? Do you find it easy? Let’s chat below!

Product Design UX Design UI Design

Yurii Horbachov

• Jun 24

Totally agree – subtraction is one of the hardest design skills to develop. I usually ask 'what breaks if I remove this?' and if the answer is 'nothing much,' it goes. The tricky part is that adding feels like progress, while removing feels like going backwards, even when it's the opposite.