smartwatch widgets

A smartwatch interface concept on a dark studio photo of an invented titanium watch, on a 1080 × 1080 stage that scales to the window and loops every 20 seconds. The UI is clipped to the watch's screen, a glass layer with blue and pink rim tint sits on top, and the case glows in the colour of whatever is on screen. A finger dot shows every gesture. The watch face (a big 10 and a lime 09) swipes up into five live colour tiles: Music with an equaliser, Steps with a week of bars, Heart with a beating icon, Timer and Weather with a pulsing sun. The Timer tile grows to full screen: two taps on plus, Start, and the screen becomes a liquid whose level drops with a wave while the digits recolour where it has left; it keeps counting on its tile. Music opens to a big equaliser: Next spreads a violet circle from the button and swaps the track, Pause settles the bars into dots as the icon morphs, Play wakes them. A white notification pill drops in and opens into a message with three replies; No rush turns lime and the card folds into Sent. Heart draws an ECG while measuring and counts up to 72 bpm, then beats. A swipe down brings the face back, seamlessly. One pure render(t) function writes inline styles and SVG attributes, so any frame can be drawn on its own (window.render(t), window.__RENDERING__, ?rec). Geist and Geist Mono, a reduced-motion still.