Hello everyone

I'm excited to share my submission to the #ConfigMakeathon The Motion Notebook, a calmer place to learn motion design, where complex animation becomes simple to feel and understand.

When I was learning motion, the knowledge was everywhere and nowhere. Locked in expensive courses, scattered across blog posts, or buried in docs written for engineers. So I built the place I wish I had. Nothing is just text. You watch each motion, mess with it, then read what is going on in plain words. The main motion types, how timing changes the feel, and what triggers each one, all in one place. Here's the link to explore : https://the-motion-notebook.figma.site/ Community Link : https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649578865385838159/the-motion-notebook?q_id=7d42db2f-124e-4dc4-8fa0-a0d251ba77ad Curious to see how this will help everyone 🎉