I worked on this logo Animation using @Jitter What do you think about this outcome?

I worked on this logo Animation using @Jitter What do you think about this outcome?I worked on this logo Animation using @Jitter What do you think about this outcome?

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Victrex Graphics

• Jan 17

I worked on this logo Animation using @Jitter

What do you think about this outcome?

motiongraphics Animation Jitter

A. Ashmawy

pro

• Jan 27

Simpe and nice work!

Aderinsola Adewunmi

• Jan 26

Excellent

DeAndre Holland

pro

• Mar 7

I create and manage marketing assets within a design system. Took some time out last week to make some custom animations in hopes of increasing engagement across my clients' sites.

Visual Design Jitter Figma Design Systems Motion Design

Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• Mar 7

Clean design.

Sahil Undhad

• Mar 7

What if a website background reacted to your cursor like neon energy flowing across the screen?

I was playing with interactive UI ideas and built this Neon Flow background.

Colorful neon tubes react to your cursor and create this fluid motion across the screen. Every click randomizes the colors, so the whole vibe changes instantly.

Not sure where it belongs yet… maybe a hero section, landing page, or some futuristic dashboard. But it’s definitely fun to interact with.

Curious where you would use something like this on a website?

React Lovable Shadcn UI Animation Web Design

Sasha Balandina

• Mar 8

this is hypnotising!

Esther Chidinma

pro

• Mar 7

This is how I make a product easier to understand.

I created this launch animation for Loki, and I would love to hear your thoughts.

Check it out

Figma motiondesign maxearnings

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 7

Really clean launch animation. The minimal shapes and color contrast make the interaction easy to follow. Curious—did you prototype this fully in Figma or combine it with another motion tool?