Just got approved as a Jitter Expert. 🎉

For me, motion is the difference between a screen that works and one that feels finished.

Here's what I've learned animating UI in Jitter:

→ Pick one easing and reuse it everywhere. It keeps the product feeling like one system. → Stagger elements with small delays instead of moving everything at once. → Animate less. One clear movement per screen is usually enough.

My workflow: I design in Figma, then bring the key screens to life in Jitter.

I also run UX audits for SaaS products, so the motion has something solid to sit on: https://contra.com/s/keorso3s-ux-audit-for-saa-s-products

Question for other freelancers: when you pitch a SaaS client, how do you explain why motion is worth the budget?

Would love to read your takes below 👇