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Leslie Isah
Brand systems & product UI for serious builders
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Last week, I had this sudden urge to revisit and refresh the experience of my framer plugin, Lyba (https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/plugins/lyba/). So far, I've given it a decent overhaul, reworking some of the ux, surfacing some flows with significant bottlenecks and potential points of friction. I will did get to think about the product beyond features and pixels.
What is Lyba (https://lyba.io)?
I'm so glad you asked: It's a review layer for framer websites built for freelancers and agencies.
Instead of collecting feedback across emails, Slack, WhatsApp and screenshots, you share one link. Your clients pin comments straight onto the live site, you resolve them in context, and each round of review ends with a signed-off approval — not a forty-email thread.
The goal is simple:
Make reviewing a website as smooth as designing one.
Still plenty to improve, but I’m excited about where it’s heading.
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Velosikew is a scroll-velocity-driven WebGL distortion component for Framer.
Live on the Contra Products (https://contra.com/payment-link/H9LfdFR5-velosikew).
What it does
Velosikew turns scroll velocity into image distortion. The faster you scroll,
the more the image warps. Custom GLSL shaders with chromatic aberration, five
named visual presets out of the box.
Architecture
- Custom GLSL shaders with a chromatic aberration pass
- Shared scroll singleton so multiple Velosikew instances on the same page reuse one listener instead of running setup per instance
- LenisProvider for smooth scroll integration
- IntersectionObserver gating so distortion math only runs while the component is on screen
Why it exists
Most scroll-driven Framer components are either heavy (shaders set up per
instance) or shallow (CSS transforms with no real distortion). Velosikew
sits in the middle: real WebGL distortion, designed to ship in production,
and usable without writing a line of GLSL.
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Brand direction for oocyt Fertiity Frontiers (https://www.oocyt.org), a fertility support brand built around the idea that care during the fertility journey should feel clearer, calmer, and more human.
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Cognito: Brand Identity for The Mind Company
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Brand Identity Development for Anacrion
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Hyper 5G: Visual Identity & Website for a Telco Startup
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The ALPHABETIKA Logo series: vol.1
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