Optimize Perception: Comparing Motion Changes A vs B

Optimize Perception: Comparing Motion Changes A vs BOptimize Perception: Comparing Motion Changes A vs B

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Blahomyr Popok

max

• 1d

Taste test 👁️

Small changes in motion - big difference in perception.

Curious what you see.

A or B?

motiondesign 2danimator

8 votes

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Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• 1d

Anca Gabriela

pro

• Apr 1

I need your help, which one would you choose A or B? My only concern with B would be too much white space in the default state 🤔

Framer hovereffect

44 voted

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45 voted

51%

89 votes

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Akin Gundogan

• Apr 1

B looks like a much better animation with easing, A reminds me the early days of pure CSS hover effects, then designers needed to use javascript plugins/codes to create smoother animations, now it's a few clicks in Framer :))

Luis Andrey Ramirez Chavarria

pro

• Apr 1

I think the best product demos don't just explain, they also need to make the complexity layer disappear. It should feel intuitive to use.

I had the pleasure of working with LiveFlow to create a product demo video for their new integration with Ramp. The main challenge was the deadline; we had to make it in a week!

It prompted us to think fast and make good decisions early in the process, so everything was as streamlined as possible.

I talk a bit more about the process here: Check it out