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Stacked Burger Build Motion Animation 🍔 What I worked on:
Staggered drop-in animation for 6 layers
Spring/bounce easing for a natural, playful motion
Squash & stretch to add weight and personality
Typography reveal synced with the motion
Use cases: Instagram posts, food delivery ads, restaurant website hero sections.
Tools: Jitter
Squash and stretch on the landing gives the burger real weight. Did you try a version where the price tag drops in last, for a delivery ad?
A $8.99 tag with a little bounce at the end is exactly what I pictured. Looking forward to that version.
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