Saw a really interesting Framer hackathon project, so I wanted to share it. The creator built an interactive hydrogen orbital visualization in Framer. I personally really like this direction, because it’s not just turning scientific content into a static page. It uses motion, interaction, and spatial depth to make something as abstract as atomic orbitals feel much more intuitive. I think this also shows what Framer can be used for beyond websites and landing pages: experimental expression, science visualization, and more imaginative interactive experiences. Today is the last day of voting for the hackathon. If you’re into science, motion, interaction design, or just enjoy seeing complex ideas made easier to understand, take a look and show some support: