Research
After researching how drag-and-drop features are used on websites, I noticed that these elements are everywhere, but we often don't realize it. Common examples include dragging files into a dropbox or selecting text by clicking and dragging across it. Inspired by this, I decided to create an interaction based on balls with a gravity effect. These balls will vary in size, bounce around, and eventually come to a stop. This concept aims to blend simplicity with interactive fun, making the web experience more engaging without overcomplicating it.
Final
After dedicating considerable effort to integrating gravity effects into the balls, I realized the interaction still felt lacking. To enhance the user experience, I introduced a feature where double-tapping the screen spawns balls at random locations. Additionally, I implemented a collision effect: when the balls collide, they merge into a single, giant ball. This added layer of interactivity enriches the engagement and introduces unexpected dynamics and visual interest to the interaction.
