Recently wrapped a 1:1 Jitter mentorship where I helped a product designer level up their

Recently wrapped a 1:1 Jitter mentorship where I helped a product designer level up theirRecently wrapped a 1:1 Jitter mentorship where I helped a product designer level up their

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Rahul Gaikar

• Jul 6

Recently wrapped a 1:1 Jitter mentorship where I helped a product designer level up their motion fundamentals.

They submitted an assignment that felt choppy and unfocused, so I gave it rework while explaining:

-how to use easing with intention

- how to control pacing and Flow

You can see both versions here: the original and my improved pass.

If you need help with motion design for your brand or want 1:1 guidance in Jitter, I’d love to collaborate.

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Ahmed Alsayad

pro

• Jul 19

spent longer on this sign up screen than on screens twice as dense. pulled inspiration for product & visuals separately; 6+ tools just on the seamless looping visual side. spacing, type, hierarchy rules built from breaking down similar screens. simple isn't always faster

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 19

That seems calm and highly aesthetic. For what type of platform you came up with this ? This is great work!

Nick Zoutendijk

pro

• Jul 18

GenLayer is a brand for thinking machines. So the identity had to think too.

Instead of a static pattern I built a fluid animation system: lines that continuously flow into one another, the way AI evolves through new thoughts and ideas. One system, endless moments, the same waves that breathe on the website also carry a conference wall or a product reveal.

That's my bar for an AI-driven brand style: not "does it look techy," but "does it behave like the product."

Curious how other designers handle this: when your identity is animated or generative, how do you keep it recognizable without freezing it into a template?

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 18

That line about one system with endless moments really lands, especially paired with the waves visual. Did you build the animation in After Effects directly or block it out somewhere else first?