David debugged: kiss me with compute needs real physical animation

Kiss Me With Compute is a small product around gifting compute. in its frontend work, David focused on an envelope/card animation: how the card hides, reveals, overlaps, and appears physically plausible.

the important pattern is that even decorative motion should obey the product metaphor. if an envelope animation reveals the whole object at once, ignores occlusion, or fakes overlap, it feels wrong.

this is the design version of the same debugging instinct: do not accept an approximation just because it technically moves. make the interaction match the thing it claims to be.