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New spec: a 31-second launch video for Figma Motion, the animation feature Figma announced at Config 2026.
No screen recordings: every screen is rebuilt and animated from scratch, from the multiplayer cursors to the keyframes and the spring easing.
What would you change in the first 3 seconds?
Unofficial spec, not affiliated with or endorsed by Figma.
Day 8 of 60-days-collecting-awesome-motion-design-references
I am gathering cool references for my own work as a Motion Designer, and thought it would be nice to share with the Community as I do so.
This one has been circulating on my socials for a few weeks now, and from the first moment I saw it, I saved it. Created by the team at Wix Motion Studio.
It has a nice mix of subtle motion and great design, combined with aesthetically pleasing AI-generated footage. I love the use of match cuts to keep the flow in the transitions, without overthinking them too much.
Would you keep this one in your collection?
Got a review last week that made my day.
Wrapped a motion graphics project recently and the client said it only needed minimal direction and came out right the first time.
That's the part I'm grateful for. Not the compliment on the work itself, but the fact that the process actually worked the way it's supposed to. One clear brief, one round, done.
And that never happens because of me alone. It happens when the client writes a brief that makes sense, trusts you enough to let you run with it, and gives feedback that actually helps instead of feedback that just moves things around.
So thank you for that. Projects like this are the reason I still enjoy this work.
I am happy about you my brother keep it up!