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Loved working on this challenge so much! Really put alot of effort into Grooomy. Grooomy solves the problem of dog groomers who cant respond to messages or calls while washing the dogs 🐶
I created a short video of my design process. I really love the see some of your process videos! Really curious how other creators come to their final products. Let me know in the comments! 👇🏻
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Notchling got an upgrade and he loves it…🔥🔥🔥
@Katy Sander, I gave him fire and he still says you’re his favourite.
looking awesome
Currently building an editable animated testimonial template for the SVGator Challenge.
The goal is to create a reusable animation that allows anyone to quickly replace customer photos, brand logos, ratings, names, and review content without rebuilding the animation.
Planned Features:
✅ Editable text elements
✅ Replaceable customer images
✅ Replaceable brand logos
✅ Smooth SVG animations
✅ Reusable structure
✅ Social media ready
Built using SVGator Pro.
This project focuses on simplicity, reusability, and professional motion design.
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Can't wait to see it moving, Kamran 💜 Good luck with the build!
If you're still figuring out what to build for the challenge, look at this one 💜
One line of copy does all the work. Retype the emergency, drop a new product behind the glass and it's a whole new ad. That's a template people will actually use.
Love it!
BREAK GLASS — an "In case of ___" ad template. Every product is somebody's emergency.
Retype the emergency (IN CASE OF MONDAY, HEARTBREAK, DEADLINE), drop a product PNG and a logo behind the glass, pick three colours and ship an 8-second 4:5 loop. Best for problem-to-solution...
