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Just shared a selection of product explainer animations and storyboards. A look into my process of turning complex workflows into clear, engaging visual stories using Figma and Jitter.
Amazing work!
Turning something as dry as a 'conversion scorecard' into a story people actually want to watch is the part most explainers get wrong. When you're storyboarding, do you start from the data points that need to land, or from the feeling you want the viewer to have first?
Amazing work!
Turning complex workflows into simple visuals is where animation really earns its place. The storyboard approach makes that process much clearer.
Nice work!
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