I've been spending more time exploring Figma Motion, and instead of watching tutorials, I decided...I've been spending more time exploring Figma Motion, and instead of watching tutorials, I decided...
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I've been spending more time exploring Figma Motion, and instead of watching tutorials, I decided to learn by recreating animations that inspire me.
Every recreation forces me to slow down and notice the details—the timing, spacing, easing, and the little moments that make an animation feel just right.
Here's another one from my "Recreate with Figma Motion" series.
If there's an animation you'd like me to recreate, drop it in the comments. I'd love to give it a shot. 🎥✨
One of the project's greatest challenges was creating an identity that is instantly recognizable and inspires investor confidence, while balancing a futuristic aesthetic with the sense of reliability intrinsic to the brand's values.
The core concept draws inspiration from the cosmos and the brand's drive to transcend boundaries; no matter the distance, the delivery is guaranteed. We translated this visually through patterns forming paths that lead to a destination, a motif that extends to every corner of the visual language.
P.S. they've gone through several site restructures since then (so it looks different from my snapshots), but it goes to show how easy Framer makes it for clients to manage and update their site independently.
One of the directions I explored for Kargen. It didn't make the final cut, but I think it holds up. We decided to go totally different route.
Kargen is an AI that books freight on its own. It reads the email, quotes the load, and books the truck, day or night. The brand had to feel as fast as the product, but calm with the pace.