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Paying around with @Jitter to maximize the animations in this bento section. I really love how smooth everything looks. What do you think?
Cool!
Thanks!
Yes, we love subtle animations! Awesome work!
Thanks Mark!
Super smooth. The micro transitions make the whole bento feel cohesive instead of segmented. Love it Kudos for you David
Thank you Juan!
Jitter animations add such smooth polish to bento layouts! Great work.
Jitter is so awesome honestly
Cool!
Thank you!
wonderful design!
those animations are buttery smooth! jitter really levels things up
Jitter is next level 👏
The animation is smooth and lovely
Thank you Jude!
That's so clean!
Thanks!
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