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Ademar Rodrigues — Smooth Transitions

The winning entry was a menu by Ademar Rodrigues. Inspired by Apple's Dynamic Island, this menu offered an intuitive yet enjoyable user experience. The smooth transitions and visually appealing elements were notable.

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Mateusz Najuch — Translucent Menu and Dynamic Interaction

Mateusz Najuch attracted attention with a sleek translucent menu. Clicking transformed icons into text, providing clear navigation and an elegant yet intuitive UI experience.

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Renzo Bianchi — Minimal Hover Effects and Menu Transformation

Renzo Bianchi showcased two menus. One was a horizontal menu characterized by smooth and minimal hover effects. The other was a large side menu, highlighted by a clean and spacious design using ample space. Both pieces exemplified sophistication in simplicity.

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Ludovic Losco — Enhanced Focus with Blur Effect

Ludovic Losco's work was noted for its creative idea. Hovering over a menu item blurred the other items, allowing focus on the selected item. This unique approach added a fresh layer of intrigue to the menu.

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Join the Next Challenge

This concludes the Framer Challenge: Interactive Menu Showcase. Congratulations to the winners and all participants. If you want to participate in more design challenges and showcase your skills, visit the Framer community platform. The latest challenges await you, with chances to earn special community badges and Framer merchandise (T-shirts, stickers, notebooks, pens).

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This article is a translated and adapted version of ‘Showcasing innovative menus: highlights from the Framer Challenge’ from the official Framer blog.