Visual reveal language
Foil glints, slab edges, tier accents, and RIPPED marks should feel tactile and inspectable.
Artists: visual + audio
The ripping experience should create anticipation without hiding proof. Visual, motion, and sound design need to sell the moment while respecting reduced motion, mute controls, and creator capture.
Experience brief
Foil glints, slab edges, tier accents, and RIPPED marks should feel tactile and inspectable.
Short pack-tear, slab-click, proof-lock, and chase-hit sounds should be optional and never startling.
Always provide mute, reduced-motion support, visual equivalents, and fast-forward after anticipation.
Foil glints, slab slide, pack tear, proof lock, RIPPED stamp.
Short tactile cues with visible mute and no unexpected loud autoplay.
Readable reveal moments, clean share pages, and recording-friendly timing.