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MISTAKE ON A 1 MILLION VIEWS VIDEO!!
I don't want to be the one pointing out the mistakes but recently have been trying to analyse the transitions, typography and visuals of most successful product videos.
In that process, I came across this video, and if you pause towards the end, the invite icon becomes invisible.
Another mistake of a Motion Designer is missing to extend the respective layer by one frame. Ya everybody may miss it, but it is just trying to do the process in a better way.
Do tell me if you have missed something like this in your projects!
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