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While I waited for AI to replace me, I've been playing with Figma Motion, creating a post about one of the biggest improvements we've made to our app.
One of the biggest revamps since launch, like subcategories, friendlier filtering and sorting, a redesigned Home, and plenty of smaller improvements. Nothing too crazy, just something our team pulled off in two weeks after launching the proximity feature.
One thing I'm especially happy about is that Figma Motion already feels like home. I created this animation in about 60% less time than it would've taken me in After Effects or Animate.
Figma motion, you rock!
Thanks, bro! Honestly, I never played with Jitter, even though I was really eager to learn that shit. But Figma Motion is way better than AE, especially for basic easing. Hopefully, effects and add-ons, just like in After Effects, will be available very soon.
Cheerz!
One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 keep pushing. The subcategory transitions and friendly filtering layouts feel incredibly natural here. Seeing UI motion polished like this always gets me excited to map out high-fidelity interactions on a live Framer canvas.
Thanks a bunch! Means a world to me.
great UI clarity
thanks. Really appreciate it!
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