I am continuing to work on a test project for Mercer St. and decided to improve the first impression—the loading process. I created an animated preloader for the main screen to make the waiting time seem purposeful rather than empty. I focused on rhythm, smooth transitions, and brand-appropriate movement to set the tone before users even reach the interface. I think these small details shape the impression of the product from the very first second. I wonder how much attention you usually pay to preloaders and micro-interactive elements in web products? Are they still important, or are they becoming an invisible part of the user experience? Follow up for the next updates.

Love the pacing and subtle transitions. Feels very intentional 👌

Is it just a landing page... or something more? 🤔

Here is my submission for #gameswithrive. I wanted to hide a fun, addictive experience behind a simple UI. So I built a hidden dribble mini-game tucked away inside a classic landing page. Everything from the dynamic background to the game mechanics is driven by scripting and the Rive State Machine.

Rive's new scripting feature is definitely a lot of fun to work with!