Design engineer building open-source interface components, including Amicro and Oxygen UI.[3]
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AboutCareer
Subhan works on interfaces, motion and component systems at a US-based product company. He previously completed an AI/ML internship through IBM SkillsBuild in June–July 2024, working with Watson Assistant and a prediction model. His public projects extend the interface work into reusable React components and Solana-oriented UI primitives.[3]
Contributions
Reusable micro-interactions
Amicro supplies React motion primitives, hooks and card layouts. Its CLI and shadcn registry copy individual component source files into a project, where developers can adjust the implementation directly. The library uses Motion for animated behaviors such as fanned cards, staggered entrances and interactive carousels. Its examples connect the visible interaction to the code that produces it.[1]
Solana interface primitives
Oxygen UI applies the same source-copying approach to Solana applications. Wallet surfaces, swap boxes, transaction-status views and order-book components provide interface building blocks. Developers install the React source through the shadcn CLI and customize it inside their own codebase; the component showcase demonstrates their visual states and motion.[5]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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Amicro — Micro-transitions
github.comAn open-source collection of micro-interactions for React interfaces.
Start with the Amicro examples and their source. Choose an interaction that serves a specific UI action, then adapt it to your React project; familiarity with React and interface animation helps.
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