Hi Dribbblers! 🦌

Numbers can be boring… but not if you bring them to life! ✨

For Medical Logistics, we needed to highlight key numbers in a way that was engaging and offered a unique experience. I wanted to break away from the typical static layout and create something visually striking.

💡 Design Focus: Since the project revolves around medical services, I decided to incorporate 3D virus models that move and shift as you scroll - bringing the section to life and making it stand out from the competition.

🚀 Challenge? Making sure the 3D elements translated smoothly from design to live site. The first iterations weren’t perfect - the textures and motion didn’t behave as expected. I worked closely with developers, tweaking the model, textures, and rendering settings until everything looked and moved just right.

Initial idea:

👉 Fun fact: The original concept for this section didn’t feature viruses at all—it was actually based on blood cells! The idea was to have a lot more of them floating around, creating a dynamic effect.

So why did we scrap it? Two main reasons:

1️⃣ Performance – too many 3D models could have impacted the site's efficiency.

2️⃣ Colour scheme – blood cells naturally lean toward red tones, which clashed with the mint-green aesthetic of the page.

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⚒️ Tools: Figma + Blender + After Effects

💼 Project: Medical Logistics

👫 Team: Me (UX/UI Designer) + PM + Developer

🏭 Industry: Healthcare & Logistics