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Wanted the controls screen to feel more like flipping through a deck of retro cards than navigating another settings menu
Those little ships aren't videos. They're rendered live in 3D, and you can actually test your controls right on the cards before jumping into the game
All built in @Rive with GPU Canvas, Luau scripting, and the Rive CLI 🚀
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The design is so clean and creative 💯
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Still, it's a login screen.
In motion, it's a welcome.
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My vote is Motion, Peeyush. The still screen is a login form, but the animated version genuinely feels like a welcome. That is the whole argument for motion in onboarding right there.
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Love this format, Alex. A project diary makes motion design feel so much more human than a finished reel, and the Rive tag has me curious what interactive pieces you're cooking up. Keep the diaries coming.
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