π Iβve spent the last few days deep-diving into @splinetool#Hana2D and honestly, it felt less like coding and more like a creative playground. It reminded me of where I started. Growing up, I spent a lot of time learning game development tools, and Iβve always searched for that same feeling of raw power and freedom in my web career.
π― Hana finally hit that mark.
I ended up creating over 17 interactive scenes 100% made in Hana, just to test the limits of whatβs possible in the browser.
I didn't want to make this description too long by listing every single tool I used. Instead, I decided to just show you.
β¬οΈ Iβve posted 3 Tutorials breaking down exactly how I made the Chain, Jiggle, and Glass effects, plus the link to play with the live demo.
@contra
Design is meaningless if it doesn't embody the content π―
For kontenta AI, the goal was to visualize how their engine pulls chaotic, global public data from platforms like TikTok and X to generate hyper-local content. To tell that story interactively, I engineered this infinite DOM spiral using 100% code π¨βπ»
No heavy WebGL, no Canvas, and no pre-rendered videos. Just native DOM elements, calculated math, and GSAP physically drawing these orbiting icons into a central hub. It's about building a visual narrative where the design logic perfectly matches the product logic π
Functionality: Visualizes data aggregation through an infinite, mathematically calculated DOM spiral using pure frontend logic and @greensock
π Site of the Day - Muizz Web Studio
The site demonstrates 'Executive Warmth' combined with high-performance technical precision. It utilizes a hybrid approach: Webflow for structure and custom GSAP/Three.js for 'Awwwards-style' motion. Despite featuring rich interactions like WebGL distortion and physics-based rain, the site is optimized to load instantly and achieves a 90+ Lighthouse performance score.
credit: @MuizzWebStudio
βοΈ ScrollTrigger Observer SplitText
π οΈ @threejs WebGL @webflow
site β https://t.co/QE0E1MF1R3
showcase β https://t.co/V1TZUeSMqn
Building this site was a challenge in balancing heavy visuals with high performance π
Itβs a huge honor to be recognized by the team at @greensock , whose tools make that balance possible.
Thank you for the feature and for constantly pushing the boundaries of what the web can do. π
@webflow@WebGL@threejs
π Site of the Day - Muizz Web Studio
The site demonstrates 'Executive Warmth' combined with high-performance technical precision. It utilizes a hybrid approach: Webflow for structure and custom GSAP/Three.js for 'Awwwards-style' motion. Despite featuring rich interactions like WebGL distortion and physics-based rain, the site is optimized to load instantly and achieves a 90+ Lighthouse performance score.
credit: @MuizzWebStudio
βοΈ ScrollTrigger Observer SplitText
π οΈ @threejs WebGL @webflow
site β https://t.co/QE0E1MF1R3
showcase β https://t.co/V1TZUeSMqn
@greensock Thank you so much! π The real challenge was indeed keeping those lighthouse scores green while pushing the @WebGL physics. @greensock makes that performance tuning so much easier to manage π₯ Honored to be featured π
Officially an @awwwards Nominee π
I poured a lot of energy into getting that dark-to-light transition just right. It was a risk pushing the browser with such heavy interactions, but I was determined to keep the performance score high.
Seeing that balance recognized by the jury is the best kind of feedback π
I really wanted to share this with the design community here on X because this space pushes me to level up. Back to build mode now, but had to take a second to celebrate this win β€οΈ
π§ Stack: @greensock + @webflow + #threejs
π Tutorials & Live Preview:
1: Destructible Chain Tutorial: https://t.co/p4kMm1yXDa
Live Pre: https://t.co/Vo2UTvJ39u
2: Jiggle Text Tutorial: https://t.co/Ikczqhw8Mm
Live Prev: https://t.co/VSHDATetwW
3: Segmented Glass: https://t.co/O1GMAALnXS
Live Prev: https://t.co/jHMTUqh4fO
π Want to learn a different scene? If you see another effect in the video you like, please comment below. The most requested scene will get the next tutorial!
π Iβve spent the last few days deep-diving into @splinetool#Hana2D and honestly, it felt less like coding and more like a creative playground. It reminded me of where I started. Growing up, I spent a lot of time learning game development tools, and Iβve always searched for that same feeling of raw power and freedom in my web career.
π― Hana finally hit that mark.
I ended up creating over 17 interactive scenes 100% made in Hana, just to test the limits of whatβs possible in the browser.
I didn't want to make this description too long by listing every single tool I used. Instead, I decided to just show you.
β¬οΈ Iβve posted 3 Tutorials breaking down exactly how I made the Chain, Jiggle, and Glass effects, plus the link to play with the live demo.
@contra
@nicodursodev Sleek and functional. π§Ό Sometimes the hardest thing to find is a template that doesn't feel 'over-designed.' This hits a nice balance.
@heroinspocom Sensory design at its best. π₯ Itβs rare to find that balance where the animation feels heavy and substantial, yet completely effortless
@heroinspocom Clarity is high-performance design. β‘οΈ
Itβs amazing how much faster a user can process information when the structure is this disciplined. Reducing that cognitive load is the ultimate goal. Beautiful work π₯
@TNCFlow Creativity flows best when you aren't fighting the tool. π§ Once you master the technical side of Webflow, the design limitations disappear. Great reminder.
@ayobami_codes Building from scratch is the only way to truly master the platform. π§± That understanding of how the CMS connects to the front-end components is invaluable. Best of luck with the search!