What if one animation could tell three completely different brand stories — without rebuilding it from scratch?
Introducing ONE KICK, my third entry for the SVGator Animation Template Challenge on Contra. 🚀
The idea was simple: Build once. Design to change.
I created a football-inspired animated template that transforms across three distinct brand identities while keeping the same core motion, timing, and animation structure.
🟠 FIZZA — Bright, playful, and full of personality.
🟢 STRYKA — Bold, energetic, and performance-driven.
🔵 MATCHDAY+ — Dynamic, modern, and built for matchday excitement.
What's behind the concept?
One reusable animation system featuring seven scenes, adaptable branding, customizable text, colors, logos, and visual assets — designed to make brand personalization faster and easier.
From the opening kick to the final branded call-to-action, the goal was to show that great motion design doesn't have to be created from zero every time.
Where it shines: Sports campaigns, promotional ads, social media content, product launches, and animated brand storytelling. The template is designed for creators who want polished motion while keeping the freedom to make it their own.
The challenge I set myself: Could one animation feel like it was custom-made for three completely different brands?
The showcase is my answer.
3 BRANDS. 1 TEMPLATE. 0 REDRAWS.
Built with SVGator. Designed for reuse. Made to work again.
Would love to hear which identity you think works best! 👀
🏍️ My Race Bike Rental Website Demo Just Got an Upgrade!
I recently came across Ryan Chu’s project on Contra for a track-day motorcycle rental business in Thailand. I decided to build a demo specifically around his brief.
Now, I’ve updated it with more animation and a new opening experience:
🌌 A galaxy expands across the screen
🏁 A motorcycle races into view
💻 The animation reveals the website
The updated demo also includes interactive bike cards, scroll animations, mobile layouts, and English, Thai, and Chinese language options.
I also created a promotional video to showcase the design and overall experience. My goal was to capture the energy of a track day while making the bikes, pricing, and enquiry options easy to explore.
This is an independent concept demo, not Ryan’s official website.
I hope you like the new version! I’d love the opportunity to turn this concept into a complete website for Ryan—and I’m available to help other businesses with their projects too.
I offer website development and performance marketing services, including Google Ads and Meta Ads management.
If you’re looking for someone to build your website or manage your advertising campaigns, send me a message. Let’s discuss what your business needs.
💬 What do you think of the new intro? What would you improve?
🚀 One Motion System. Five Brands. Endless Possibilities.
Introducing ISOMETRIC FINANCE UNIVERSE — my second entry for the SVGator Animation Template Challenge! ✨
What if one animation could tell five completely different brand stories without rebuilding the motion?
That's the idea behind this project.
I created a 12-second, fully customizable 2.5D animation template featuring intricate geometric transformations, unfolding isometric platforms, floating objects, cinematic camera movement, and a polished product reveal.
Then I brought it to life across five fictional financial brands:
💳 PENVO — Digital payments and wallets
💚 RESVIO — Banking and savings
📈 CANDLEO — Stock-market investing
₿ SATRIUM — Bitcoin and cryptocurrency
🌿 TALLYFERN — Savings and financial goals
The challenge? Make it genuinely reusable.
The template includes:
✦ Real, editable text — no outlined headlines
✦ Independently replaceable logos and product images
✦ Clearly named layers for easy customization
✦ Customizable brand colors
✦ Sophisticated motion that doesn't need to be rebuilt for every brand
For the final PENVO and TALLYFERN versions, I verified 150 matching animated elements with zero motion-keyframe edits.
I built and refined the animation using SVGator MCP, combining AI-assisted development with detailed motion analysis, custom easing, geometric transformations, frame-by-frame testing, and multiple rounds of visual refinement.
The goal wasn't just to create something beautiful. It was to create something another designer could actually use.