Some practice work I did in February for my 'Frabruary' Challenge.
It was a study of the Miro site built by @Trueform 🙌🏾, and discovering a tiny bug that I fixed in my version.
On the Miro site, the YouTube video just before the horizontal scroll section remains clickable even when unseen, likely constructed using only scroll transforms with opacity set to zero.
In my version, I created a variant with pointer events disabled for the CTA, plus an additional scroll variant effect to alternate between the default and ‘disabled’ states, preventing unintended clicks.
This presented a rewarding challenge to solve, which is why I value rebuilding projects when time allows. Simply visualizing interactions mentally (like I mostly do 😅) may not expose every potential difficulty.
The next rebuild I made was the Framer hero section, will post soon.
Here's the link.
Some practice work I did in February for my 'Frabruary' Challenge.
It was a study of the Miro site built by @Trueform 🙌🏾, and discovering a tiny bug that I fixed in my version.
On the Miro site, the YouTube video just before the horizontal scroll section remains clickable even when unseen, likely constructed using only scroll transforms with opacity set to zero.
In my version, I created a variant with pointer events disabled for the CTA, plus an additional scroll variant effect to alternate between the default and ‘disabled’ states, preventing unintended clicks.
This presented a rewarding challenge to solve, which is why I value rebuilding projects when time allows. Simply visualizing interactions mentally (like I mostly do 😅) may not expose every potential difficulty.
The next rebuild I made was the Framer hero section, will post soon.
Here's the link.