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Taste Test
Animated all the keyframes for each dot manually using Jitter. Which one looks more natural?
8 voted
44%
10 voted
56%
18 votes
Closed
Option A
The pacing on Option B feels very natural to me. It has a nice data-visualization flow that fits the globe aesthetic perfectly. Great use of Jitter!
The timing on my pulsating effect is my favorite thing here
Option A feels more natural.
The motion is smoother and lets you reach the content faster.
Option B has too much waiting time, which slows the experience.
You could also try slightly increasing the speed of Option B to make it feel more natural and responsive.
Actually both are great the second one looks more fluid!
congratulations to you fam
option B sleek animations
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