A match cut is a film technique where one scene transitions into the next by matching a shape, motion, or composition, so two different moments feel like one continuous flow. It's the reason some edits feel seamless instead of abrupt.
The WebGL Carousel that feels like fabric.
Digital cards are usually rigid rectangles. Mollis treats them as flexible surfaces. Built with a custom WebGL mesh, each card bends and warps with your drag, bringing a tactile, organic weight to your Framer...
A quick breakdown of what makes UI spacing feel right:
- padding controls how breathable an element feels, radius sets the personality (sharp = serious, rounded = friendly), and gap keeps density consistent so a layout doesn't feel cramped or sparse.
A 3D globe that actually feels alive. Particle-dot sphere, animated flight arcs, aurora glow, shooting stars, city pins all rendered live, no video hacks.
Built it because every "3D globe" template out there is either a static image or a laggy mess. This one isn't.