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Okay, it’s Valentine’s Day and I’m officially in love.
I’m in love with @Spline because it has absolutely no right to be this good. I genuinely can’t stop experimenting with it.
I wanted to show the future of design with Spline Hana, and I believe I succeeded. This UI and presentation go beyond the traditional boundaries of UI or 3D that people are used to seeing.
Spline has been an integral part of my career, and I’m glad I could showcase that it goes far beyond simple 3D shapes. It can be a full-fledged editing and UI design hub for creatives.
Now, before you see how I achieved this effect, take a moment to think about how it was done and let me know your guess in the comments.
Process and more 👇
Read more about the future of UI -
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/supreethere_ui-is-about-to-change-more-in-the-next-3-activity-7428353687300988929-QB_f
Interact with my post on X - https://x.com/vibingape/status/2022591115212505563?s=20
Spline really unlocks a different level of spatial thinking.
Love how you’re pushing it beyond simple 3D into full UI storytelling. Curious how you layered that effect 👀
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Just dropped the detailed case study behind Event Horizon.
Breaking down the process, motion, and visual direction in Spline Hana.🌃
Awesome use of Spline!
A photo viewer inspired by the classic 3D View‑Master.
I wanted to rethink how we look back at our memories on our phones, and bring back that slow, nostalgic feeling instead of the usual quick swipe through.
So I attempted to mimic the View‑Master lever, you press and pull the circle in either direction to switch images. Drag it right to move forward, drag it left to go back. I added the ability to move backwards (which you can’t do on the real thing) because it just felt more natural to give people that freedom. For the UI, I designed it to be clear and simple whilst allowing the image the user is viewing to be the main focus.
Designed by me in Figma, then built in Figma Make.
Play around with it here: https://unify-board-60898759.figma.site
the nostalgia of a View-Master but in 3D is such a fun idea 😍
After 101 Figma Make versions and five major design improvements, I’m excited to share Octave a modern music keyboard where you can play, record, and produce music. 🙌
The project began as a keyboard design in Figma, followed by multiple Figma Make iterations to refine the design, layout, and functionality.
Current features include:
8 toggleable sound effects
Interactive music keyboard keys
Record and playback functionality
Volume and octave controls
Not implemented:
Tempo control
Function button
Jump in, play around, and have Fun 🚀
https://octavemusickeyboard.figma.site/
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