@alexqlark@linear Turntable, by far. The hard part is the moment you let go: it coasts under friction, then has to decide when it's slow enough to spring into the nearest quarter-turn and land square. Make that decision too early and it snaps; too late and it drifts.
On the @linear homepage, there's a row of small isometric line drawings that move when you point at them.
I took them apart to learn, then drew six of my own.
The Hairline experiment!
On the @linear homepage, there's a row of small isometric line drawings that move when you point at them.
I took them apart to learn, then drew six of my own.
The Hairline experiment!
People asked how the Hairline figures were drawn, so I turned the method into something you can use.
Six pointer-driven line drawings. SVG, no dependencies, React or plain DOM.
Or draw your own with the skill.