Kinetix is a study in "Digital Tactility." The objective was to design a landing page for high-end audio hardware that mimics the physical weight and mechanical precision of a knob or a fader
Translating the "vibration" of sound into a visual medium was the core challenge. We needed micro-interactions that felt responsive and "alive" without cluttering the UI or distracting from the technical specifications of the hardware.
I integrated Spline-based 3D assets that allow the user to rotate the hardware in real-time. To simulate audio frequencies, I used Unicorn Studio for subtle, math-based micro-animations that pulse at varied rhythms. The interface uses a "HUD" (Heads-Up Display) layout, with technical specs floating on high-transparency glass cards, emphasizing the precision engineering aspect of the brand.
We achieved smoothness through Magnetic Interaction Logic. Buttons don't just click; they have a "pull" factor that tracks the cursor, simulating the physical resistance of premium audio equipment. The transition between 3D view and technical data is handled via a shutter-blur effect, keeping the focus sharp and professional.
