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My first attempt to do a 2D character battle animation. Designed in Figma, animated with Rive and putting it all together using Framer. 3 of my favourite tools! Let me explain this conceptual hero section for a mental wellness site:
Let's talk about mental health websites, shall we! They usually lean heavily on the same predictable clinical blues and soft pastels. When creating the hero section for Mindify, I wanted to completely ditch that standard 'play it safe' design. The goal was to tie together 2 totally out there concepts: mental wellness and a retro arcade vibe. And you might be thinking… WTF? Because tackling your mental struggles can genuinely feel like a massive boss battle. By gamifying the experience we turn abstract anxiety into a fun retro fight where you get to grab the joystick and conquer your inner mental monsters. Mental health design does not have to be a bore fest. You really have to think outside the box to build a project that is unique, engaging and packed with a massive wow factor.
See the full case study here: https://cleverquokka.com/case-studies/mindify
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When I found out there was an all-women anti-poaching unit, I knew I had to make this my next side project. Presenting a hero section for the "Black Mambas", an all-women anti poaching unit. I turned some of the members into fierce illustrated characters. Designed in Figma, Built in Framer, animations in Rive.
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I absolutely love Framer! It allows me to incorporate my illustration/motion design into websites.
Framer is great for educational websites and I’m happy to use it for a passion project I’m working on.
Introducing, PLASTIC ABYSS, an educational website about plastic pollution in our oceans. This affects not just the environment, but humans and future generations.
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