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This is a sneak peek of a character animation created in Rive to enhance the user experience in a trivia app, using animation as a feedback system to make interactions clearer, more engaging, and more intuitive for users.
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hi everyone!! here's something we've been working on recently! it's a little motion design project where we explored ways to make SaaS products feel more engaging, playful, and easier to understand. had a lot of fun bringing this one to life!
would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
Opening on "Too many information" is a smart hook, it names the problem before showing the product. Will you keep that problem-first structure across the whole series?
The voiceover should not describe everything already visible on the screen.
If the interface shows a button being clicked, the script does not need to say “click the button.”
The voiceover should explain the value.
The animation should show how it works.
When both do different jobs, the video becomes much easier to follow.
