Over the past few weeks, I’ve been exploring how motion and ...

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been exploring how motion and interaction can shape emotion inside digital spaces. Every piece I built in Framer started as a small visual experiment an attempt to make something feel smoother, more alive or more intentional.

From subtle transitions that respond to user movement to immersive hero sections that balance depth and minimalism, each design taught me something new about rhythm, hierarchy, and storytelling through motion. I’ve focused on blending clarity with visual curiosity keeping interfaces clean but dynamic enough to capture attention.

These projects reflect my solo exploration into how micro-interactions and scroll animation can elevate a brand’s experience, making design not just functional but memorable.