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Animating a Real UI in Rive, Step-by-Step
I just released a new tutorial where I take a static UI design and redesign + animate it in Rive while explaining my process live.
UI design and illustration by Frieda Odagboyi (full credit).
This walkthrough focuses on:
Design analysis before animation
Component-based structure in Rive
Clean state machines and interactions
Beginner-friendly explanations
Full tutorial video here: https://youtu.be/TXS5zzvDDFE?si=F0Y2gboxuBnyAJTU
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