I’ve been getting lots of questions about how I make my web animations lately. Most of my animations are built with CSS and React instead of Rive. > I stay in control, no export cycles, direct PRs, tiny tweaks with Dialkit > Plus, it’s production-ready with the stack I ship daily. Where do you draw the line between web animations and tools like Rive?

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to get my portfolio reviewed by @krispuckett. I took his feedback seriously and went back to the drawing board. The result? See for yourself creativestefan.work Would love to hear what you think.

Took the component a step further to add voice interaction.

Quick prototype of WebGL distortions

Shots from last week ✨ Refer or work with us today!

Guided tours help users understand the app faster and know what to do next. For WeightRx, we designed these moments to educate users without overwhelming them.

Onboarding existing users to the new mobile app

First impressions matters when you open an app.

Drums rolls 🥁🥁 One week into @windwirestudio , we just signed our first client and are ready to onboard today. 🎉 We're designing a mobile app for the telehealth space. Excited for this one. More soon. If you're building in health or product and care about design, we'd love to chat 👉

Balancing aesthetics and experience ✨

Exploring interactive way for patients to prepare doctor’s notes