- Create the basic component, a slim rectangle
- In the Hover state, the image is enlarged appropriately
- A variant of the transition state containing the title
- A variant of the expanded state containing the title and content
The Size of the Image
- In the hover state, the image should be larger than in the primary
- In the hover state, variant 2, and variant 3, the size of the image is the same
The Position of the Content
- The initial position of the content overlaps with the title
- And the capacity is 0, not invisible
- This will implement a smooth slide-in effect
Combine Components & Set Up Interactions
- Combining the 6 base components
- Set up interactions in sequence
- The order of interaction: Tap → Appear (Delay 0.5s) → Expand → Tap → Appear (Delay 0.5s) → Back to Primary
Set Appear to Interactive Transition
- In particular, there are two transition states triggered by Appear, with a delay of 0.5s
- Appear is magic like sequential animation with infinite possibilities
Placement on the Page
- Well done! Now you've created the component
- If it does not work properly as expected. Mostly because of incorrect element positioning and a mismatch in the component's state
- If you can't solve it by yourself, please feel free to reach out to me
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#2 Create a Component from the Collection List
- Create a Component from the Collection List
- Turn off the Layout, hide the text, Overflow: Hidden, Radius: 16px
- Create two variants, the image larger than the component, Variant 1: aligned left, Variant 2: aligned right
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