Dog-ear

A picture leaf with a handle in its bottom-right corner. Drag the corner and it folds up on a spring, a shaded flap showing; let go early and it relaxes flat.

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ReelTwo reels turning at the chosen speed with a tape running between them. Drag either reel sideways to set the speed; it eases to the new rate, ticks at every step and snaps to the nearest step on release.
IntegrationsA "Connected apps" list. Connect plays a short handshake (your mark, three dots, the app's icon sliding up against it) and settles into Connected; a connected pill turns into Disconnect once you really hover it.
HandCards fan along an arc from a pivot below the block. Hover or focus slides one up along its own axis; press turns it over to show a note on the back, press again to turn it back.
StripA row of vertical picture strips. Point at one and it opens (and shows its caption) while the others keep equal widths and tilt a few degrees away from it.
RimA picture in a thick bezel under a fixed lamp at the top. The pointer slides the picture, and the bezel catches the light: a bright arc that swings around the frame and widens as the picture moves, brighter toward the lamp.
Lean typeA line of type whose letters tilt as a wave travelling outward from the pointer (weight unchanged). Leaving sends the wave back the way it came and the letters settle level.

Dog-ear

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