Designing Fast-Feeling Onboarding with Smooth Step Transitions

Designing Fast-Feeling Onboarding with Smooth Step TransitionsDesigning Fast-Feeling Onboarding with Smooth Step Transitions

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Akram Adjab

pro

• 7h

Onboarding feels fast when every step hands off to the next. Slide the screen, fill the progress, roll the number. No spinners, no dead frames.

Motion Design Frontend Development UI Design

Benjamin C

max

• 4h

"no spinners, no dead frames" is a rule more apps need. rolling the number on the savings step makes three taps feel even shorter

Cara Ellis

max

• Nov 4

what do u collect?

i'm currently travelling the southern hemisphere, so I've been picking up loads of beautiful boarding passes, tickets and receipts from everywhere I've been.

this morning i worked on these collaged animations in photoshop, inspired by the collection of receipts growing in my wallet + by this lovely holographic ticket animation by SHIROTA. lots of texture + type always make for the prettiest animations.

holographic Motion Design photoshop

VIMAL SAHU

• Nov 4

Very nice

Miguel Queirós

max

• Nov 3

Brand work for Boofi, DeFi platform

We are working on visual direction, motion and animations

Brand Design Claude Motion Design Brand Strategy Figma

Daniela Galicia

• Nov 6

So cute! Love it!

Anky C.

pro

• Nov 3

What happens when you hold down the delete button for too long? Well, I made sure your entire website finds out. 🔥💀 Built this little Framer component.