Where To Stream — A variant of the card component I made for an app designed to inform you where your favorite movies or TV shows are currently streaming. 🚀 Launching tomorrow: www.producthunt.com/products/where-to-stream
The Darkside of CMD ⌘ — Because light coexists harmoniously with darkness, neither can exist without the presence of its counterpart. This phenomenon becomes a fundamental component of universal equilibrium, integrating itself deeply into the very essence of existence. Here I share with you the Dark version of my Mac keyboard CMD icon, completely made in Figma.
brijr/components — components.bridger.to is a free and open-source collection of Next.js components for building landing pages and websites. They are built using brijr/craft, shadcn/ui, Typescript, and Tailwind. #web #nextjs #engineering
Widgets — Some widgets for the upcoming redesign of duuude.studio Designed in Figma, animated in Framer #framer #figma #components
Simple Table UI — A dead-simple Table UI component made in #figma with components and variables. #webdesign #appdesign
Menu Interaction — Micro-interaction for a menu displaying the available private terminals. #web #microinteractions #components #
Component for marketing page — It's a component created to showcase the company's benefits on the homepage. #web #darktheme #components
Lessons List — This is how the lessons are displayed. Some of them are free, others paid. Students can also purchase some extras. You can check live here: componentes.design If you like my work, consider following me on Twitter twitter.com/willianmatiola 😊
Leaderboard UI — Leaderboard for a personal project where I teach design lessons on how to design UI components on Figma. The more exclusive lessons or extras the student buys, the more points he gets. If you like my work, consider following me on Twitter twitter.com/willianmatiola 😊 #leaderboard #table #list
Total and Blocked Queries — A dashboard component displaying key metrics along with a bar graph showing total and blocked queries.
Tech Card — Hey Hey Hey ✌️, Practice makes perfect; that's something you can't avoid. Only constant practice and action lead to mastery, this time I want to share with you this small exercise where I performed some tests with a progressive blur in the Pixso application, and with that, I also tested the application's performance when handling a rendering load with several of these effects. This is one of the first exercises I do while performing these visual tests. It's quite fun to see how you can take advantage of layer blending modes and other effects in Pixso to achieve some really interesting finishes. If you want to follow me on other social media, all of them are gathered here: bento.me/soycanopa #web #cards #component
