A little milestone I’m happy to share 🎉 I’m officially a Jitter Expert. Jitter has become a big ...A little milestone I’m happy to share 🎉 I’m officially a Jitter Expert. Jitter has become a big ...
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Jitter has become a big part of how I bring motion and personality to the websites I design and build, so earning this recognition from the Jitter team means a lot.
Excited to keep pushing further with motion, interaction, and better web experiences.
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Where should I look?
What changed?
What happens next?
That’s the checklist I use when thinking through a SaaS explainer.
A transition can connect two steps.
A highlight can direct attention.
A short pause can give someone time to understand the result.
When all three happen at once, the viewer has to work harder.
Before adding another animation, I ask: does this help someone follow the product?
A few frames from my Mesa, Aura and Shippiz projects, brought together in an AI-assisted collage. Different products, the same goal: make the story easy to follow.
What’s harder in your product videos: deciding what to animate, or getting the timing right?
Do you ever try breaking the site you're interacting with?
I'm always thinking "what will people try to do" and then coming up with a solution for it. If I saw a card like this I'd try to pick it up. Then once I discovered it was draggable, I'd try seeing what happens if I throw it outside the browser.
What do you think?