Motion should enhance a UI, not distract from it. Here's the Real-time Analytics card from Aura Obsidian. featuring lightweight WebGL particles, animated telemetry, and smooth micro-interactions, built for a premium experience for Community
Spent the last few days polishing this Featured Card component. It features seamless layout mode toggles, an interactive Three.js analytics orb, and CSS-animated holographic vector flows.
100% responsive and optimized for Framer. Let me know what you think?
Live : auraobsidianfeaturedcard.framer.website
Copy Code : leveragekit.net/go/prod3
Built a nav component for @framer that actually feels premium
3D glass. spring physics. no dependencies.
horizontal & vertical. fully inspector-ready.
Aura Obsidian Nav
grab it → https://leveragekit.net/go/prod2
Live Demo & Documentation :
Healing the world doesn’t always start with a grand gesture — sometimes it starts with the way we build the web. Every heavy page quietly pulls electricity from the grid and releases carbon with each visit, multiplied by thousands of users. I design with a new generation of methods that look beautiful, work flawlessly, and tread lightly on the planet. Flip the switch below and watch the difference unfold in real time: lower CPU load, less power drawn, and fewer CO₂ emissions. Choosing the efficient path isn’t a sacrifice — it’s one small, measurable way to heal the world, one design decision at a time.
Motion should enhance a UI, not distract from it. Here's the Real-time Analytics card from Aura Obsidian. featuring lightweight WebGL particles, animated telemetry, and smooth micro-interactions, built for a premium experience for Community
Spent the last few days polishing this Featured Card component. It features seamless layout mode toggles, an interactive Three.js analytics orb, and CSS-animated holographic vector flows.
100% responsive and optimized for Framer. Let me know what you think?
Live : auraobsidianfeaturedcard.framer.website
Copy Code : leveragekit.net/go/prod3
Built a nav component for @framer that actually feels premium
3D glass. spring physics. no dependencies.
horizontal & vertical. fully inspector-ready.
Aura Obsidian Nav
grab it → https://leveragekit.net/go/prod2
Live Demo & Documentation :
Healing the world doesn’t always start with a grand gesture — sometimes it starts with the way we build the web. Every heavy page quietly pulls electricity from the grid and releases carbon with each visit, multiplied by thousands of users. I design with a new generation of methods that look beautiful, work flawlessly, and tread lightly on the planet. Flip the switch below and watch the difference unfold in real time: lower CPU load, less power drawn, and fewer CO₂ emissions. Choosing the efficient path isn’t a sacrifice — it’s one small, measurable way to heal the world, one design decision at a time.
Motion should enhance a UI, not distract from it. Here's the Real-time Analytics card from Aura Obsidian. featuring lightweight WebGL particles, animated telemetry, and smooth micro-interactions, built for a premium experience for Community
Spent the last few days polishing this Featured Card component. It features seamless layout mode toggles, an interactive Three.js analytics orb, and CSS-animated holographic vector flows.
100% responsive and optimized for Framer. Let me know what you think?
Live : auraobsidianfeaturedcard.framer.website
Copy Code : leveragekit.net/go/prod3
Built a nav component for @framer that actually feels premium
3D glass. spring physics. no dependencies.
horizontal & vertical. fully inspector-ready.
Aura Obsidian Nav
grab it → https://leveragekit.net/go/prod2
Live Demo & Documentation :
Healing the world doesn’t always start with a grand gesture — sometimes it starts with the way we build the web. Every heavy page quietly pulls electricity from the grid and releases carbon with each visit, multiplied by thousands of users. I design with a new generation of methods that look beautiful, work flawlessly, and tread lightly on the planet. Flip the switch below and watch the difference unfold in real time: lower CPU load, less power drawn, and fewer CO₂ emissions. Choosing the efficient path isn’t a sacrifice — it’s one small, measurable way to heal the world, one design decision at a time.
