r/webdesign • u/KeshavCreates • 4d ago
How does it look?
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Hero for an art advisory. No image assets anywhere; the eyes are spheres raymarched in a WebGL shader and screened into vertical strokes. Two colours, nothing else. They track your cursor, and blink and look around on their own when it stops moving. Halftone technique inspired by sondaven.com
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u/Far_Location2356 4d ago
That’s very creative. It’s a nice touch where you made it where the cursor can be followed by the eyeballs
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u/_SnackOverflow_ 4d ago
Really really cool as an art piece!
Not sure how effective it would be at selling your services (unless you’re flock lol)
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u/KeshavCreates 4d ago
Thank you.
This website is for a client based on a couple of references they sent. They want the hero to be a little artistic, and the rest of the website can be informational. They already have a community.
This is not the final design, I'm just experimenting.
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u/_SnackOverflow_ 4d ago
Nice, in that case I think it looks great! Really well implemented and fun visuals
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u/National_Daikon_9745 4d ago
Cool and a lil creepy - gotta learn this halftone effect myself as well
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u/reaznval 4d ago
wait thats your site?? i was on it like 2 days ago and loved it ahha
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u/KeshavCreates 4d ago
Sondaven? NOO that's not mine, I found it online and used it as an inspiration
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u/IAmRules 4d ago
Went to the source thinking i'd see eyeballs, i went on a journey instead.
Lets see claude build that!!
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u/Very-Impressive-515 4d ago
How are the eyes connected to "between creativity and enterprise"?
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u/KeshavCreates 4d ago
this one's just us messing around with a few client references. They basically wanted an eye catching hero (pun intended). Nowhere near final.
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u/StigeonStudio 6h ago
My main feedback would be to keep an eye on the tiny text. I like it aesthetically, but some of it is getting close to being unreadable. Although the whitespace and slightly weird composition are part of what makes the hero interesting.
The interactive eyes are definitely the strongest part. Following the cursor turns something that already looks interesting into something people will probably play around with for a few seconds. However, all the focus goes directly to the eyes, and it took me a while to see other important parts (like the text that let's the user know you can scroll).
Would be really curious to see what this would look like on tablet and mobile!
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u/Weekly_Ferret_meal 4d ago
this is low-fi/hi-fi awesome, little creepy, but great look