I turned an ASCII shark simulation into an interactive Framer component. 🦈
Sharks hunt, fish scatter, and glowing trails follow their movement — all in a customizable ASCII ocean.
Adjust the shark species, colors, speed, fish population, and more directly in Framer.
Built for creative portfolios, experimental websites, and bold hero sections.
I still love to do design on my canvas, not in the prompt field. It's visual, so it needs to be built visually.
A small design experiment inspired by Design Burger
Four projects featured by Design Burger
iPhone Duo — Apple
NASA Camera — nathanpetiteau
Fluvo — ptrck_id , 0newhoul , kimjunwu , holymin1156 , wearelfd._
Amalfi — , rob_zom_b Exploring layouts and having fun with design.
Amidst the growing number of distractions and the proliferation of AI tools, I offer web design services as a UI/UX designer, relying primarily on tools like Figma and Framer.
I do use AI to analyze dense text and troubleshoot problems, though it doesn't help me all that much, and I’m often dissatisfied with the results.
At the same time, I can't say I could do without it entirely; however, I find that overusing or over-relying on it is detrimental—both to the individual and to the final outcome.
Many ideas swirl in my mind when I start a project, yet manual research, analysis, and reading have always been what lead me to the results I’m looking for.
Ultimately, I still prefer to design using a human touch and my own mind, as much as possible.
