What if a background could turn currency symbols into an interactive landscape? 💸
Introducing Currency Sky Background, my latest Framer component.
Instead of using traditional particles or gradients, I wanted to explore something different: a procedural terrain built entirely from currency glyphs.
The result is a flowing, topographic visual that responds to cursor movement and brings an expressive layer of interaction to any website.
What's inside:
✦ Animated currency-based terrain
✦ Interactive cursor distortion with adjustable radius and strength
✦ Multiple glyph presets, including $, €, £, ¥, and ₿
✦ Custom colors, typography, terrain density, and contour settings
✦ Responsive Canvas 2D rendering with performance controls
✦ Reduced-motion and static-rendering support
Perfect for fintech products, crypto platforms, SaaS landing pages, creative portfolios, and experimental hero sections.
Built with Framer. Designed for creative freedom.
Would you use this as a hero background or across an entire landing page?
What if a background could turn currency symbols into an interactive landscape? 💸
Introducing Currency Sky Background, my latest Framer component.
Instead of using traditional particles or gradients, I wanted to explore something different: a procedural terrain built entirely from currency glyphs.
The result is a flowing, topographic visual that responds to cursor movement and brings an expressive layer of interaction to any website.
What's inside:
✦ Animated currency-based terrain
✦ Interactive cursor distortion with adjustable radius and strength
✦ Multiple glyph presets, including $, €, £, ¥, and ₿
✦ Custom colors, typography, terrain density, and contour settings
✦ Responsive Canvas 2D rendering with performance controls
✦ Reduced-motion and static-rendering support
Perfect for fintech products, crypto platforms, SaaS landing pages, creative portfolios, and experimental hero sections.
Built with Framer. Designed for creative freedom.
Would you use this as a hero background or across an entire landing page?