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7 Hover Interactions, 1 Button ✨
I wanted to see how much personality I could add to a single button through hover alone.
So I designed 7 different interactions:
3D Tilt + Shine
Liquid Fill
Aura Ring
Paw Stamp
Icon Burst
Glitch
Magnetic Hover
Each one has a different feel, from playful to subtle to a little weird.
The Magnetic Hover made it into my actual portfolio. You can try it yourself at rimshabb.com.
Which one would you ship?
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Hey, frontend developer here.
I do landing pages and Figma to code.
Curious - what do most of you struggle with more: converting designs or making them fully responsive?
Open for work too.
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