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guys, I need your help choosing a profile cover video.
which one looks better?
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thanks, Aly! hahaha, tough one for me
Voted for Globe. Having that single hero element floating in the center instantly grabs attention, whereas Rows feels a bit busy for a cover video.
Did you build this loop in AE or Framer?
thanks, Aysha!
explored ideas in Figma, then built it with Claude Code :)
Globe. The movment flows so naturally, it feels effortless to watch. So fluid.
globe as it looks very good
Globe looks awesome!
I'm going with globe, I think that both look great but in the Globe version you highlight the projects one by one and I find that more interesting
steeel hehe
Globe.
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