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Ukasha Akhtar
proLahore, Pakistan
Turning Ideas Into Videos, Content & Websites.
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Turning Ideas Into Videos, Content & Websites.
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A documentary-style customer story built to feel authentic, cinematic, and emotionally engaging while keeping the narrative concise and focused. The edit was crafted around real interview moments, using the speakers’ natural delivery to build a clear story rather than relying on a heavily scripted or overly commercial approach. I carefully selected and structured the strongest soundbites to create a natural narrative flow, while using B-roll and supporting visuals to add context, emotion, and visual variety. The pacing was intentionally designed to keep the story moving without making it feel rushed. Clean cuts, thoughtful transitions, visual continuity, and well-timed B-roll help maintain engagement while allowing the interview subjects and their story to remain the focus. I also focused on creating a polished cinematic feel through rhythm, audio flow, visual composition, and overall consistency,: turning raw interview footage into a professional customer story that feels genuine while still representing the brand at a high level. My role: Video Editor Style: Documentary / Customer Story / Brand Film Deliverable: 16:9 Long-Form Video
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Turn your SaaS product into a clear, engaging visual story. I create custom SaaS product explainer videos, product animations, and motion graphics designed to make complex products easier to understand and more compelling to your audience. Whether you're launching a new product, explaining a feature, or creating a marketing asset for your website or social channels, I'll translate your product into a polished visual experience that communicates the value quickly. What's included - Custom video editing & motion design - SaaS UI/product animation - Custom transitions & visual effects - Kinetic typography - Brand-aligned visual design - Music & sound effects - Social-ready formatting - 2 rounds of revisions - High-quality final export Perfect for SaaS startups • AI products • Fintech • Apps • B2B software • Tech companies • Product launches • Feature announcements My approach I don't just animate screens. I focus on storytelling, pacing, visual hierarchy, and product clarity so the viewer understands what your product does and why it matters. You provide the product, brand assets, and core message. I'll turn them into a polished product story.
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A high-retention VSL-style sales video created for an AI automation agency, combining talking-head footage, direct-response storytelling, motion graphics, kinetic typography, B-roll, visual effects, and strategic pacing. The goal was to turn a long-form sales script into a dynamic video that keeps viewers engaged while clearly communicating the business opportunity, pain points, offer, proof, and CTA. I structured the edit around the script’s key beats, using visual changes and motion to maintain attention throughout the video. Talking-head sections are supported with relevant B-roll, animated text, graphics, screen-style visuals, transitions, and emphasis effects to reinforce important points rather than simply decorating the footage. Editing Focus • Direct-response VSL editing • Talking-head editing • Retention-focused pacing • Kinetic typography and motion graphics • B-roll selection and visual storytelling • Animated statistics and key claims • Dynamic transitions and visual effects • Sound design and music • Strategic emphasis on hooks, proof, offers, and CTAs • Professional color correction and finishing The edit was designed to feel fast, modern, and engaging while still allowing the sales message to remain clear and easy to follow. My Role: Video Editor & Motion Designer Style: VSL / Direct Response / AI & Automation Focus: Video Editing • Motion Graphics • Kinetic Typography • Storytelling • Retention • Sales Creative
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HyperFreight | Logistics Website & Real Time Fare Calculator A modern marketing and booking platform designed and developed for HyperFreight, a UK based freight dispatch company. The goal was to replace a traditionally manual quoting process with a faster, more professional digital experience where customers can understand the service, enter their collection and delivery details, and receive an instant fare estimate. The website combines a clean, conversion focused interface with functional location based pricing and booking functionality. What I built • Modern responsive website design and development • Conversion focused homepage and service presentation • Real time pickup and delivery location mapping • Distance based fare calculation • Instant self serve quote experience • Interactive booking and quote form • Clear CTA structure designed to drive enquiries • Professional visual system aligned with the logistics brand • Responsive experience across desktop and mobile • UX focused on making a traditionally manual process simple and fast The focus was not just on making the website look professional, but on turning it into a useful business tool that reduces friction between a customer needing freight and getting a price. My Role: Web Designer & Developer Project: HyperFreight Industry: Logistics & Freight Focus: Web Design • Web Development • UX/UI • Conversion Design • Interactive Forms • Location Mapping • Fare Calculator • Responsive Design
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Junaed Dar
Gujrat, Pakistan
Motion Designer & Video Marketing for SaaS Founders/Startups
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Motion Designer & Video Marketing for SaaS Founders/Startups
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psychedelic branding, motion exploration. which one's the best? drop your thoughts below 👇
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saas promo video for topa.io (http://topa.io) ✨ i usually don't like this style, it looks too generic, but the branding requirements 🤷 turned out pretty well what do you think? .. interested in working together? dm ✨
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(video 2/2) for Bayt.com (http://Bayt.com), after the first one exploded on socials!🚀 the video 1 was a huge success: delivering the message to audience while showing that they already know what they are signing up to and the complete sign up process for the employer side 3x the sign up rate after the first week of launch! so had to double down there the next video was a guaranteed success, the goal being the same, with different script but the same approach! the result was a video that just made employers' understanding of the platform easier and made them click the sign up button without a doubt on what is going to be the next step ---- interested in getting similar results? shoot me a DM to get started!
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Umar Farooq
Lahore, Pakistan
SaaS Motion Designer | Product Demo Videos • Explainers
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SaaS Motion Designer | Product Demo Videos • Explainers
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What a SaaS motion project looks like behind the scenes. The final video might look simple. But behind a few seconds of animation, there can be a lot happening: → Designing the UI → Building the scene in After Effects → Setting up layers and timing → Animating interactions → Refining transitions and movement → Making sure every element supports the story This was from a recent product video I created for LTAI. The goal wasn't to make the UI move just for the sake of movement. It was to make the product experience clear, engaging, and easy to follow. That's the part of motion design I enjoy most: Making complex software feel simple.
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How do you make a complex AI product easier to understand? That was the challenge behind a recent product video I created for LTAI. The goal was simple: show what the product does clearly, without overwhelming the viewer. I focused on: → Clear product storytelling → UI-driven visuals → Motion that guides attention → A clean, modern SaaS visual language The result was a launch video designed to introduce the product quickly and make the experience easier to understand. The client loved the final result. This is what I enjoy most about SaaS motion design, taking something complex and making it feel simple. Launching a SaaS or AI product? Let's make it easier to understand.
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2D motion design built for clarity and conversions. View portfolio & book projects: umarfarooq.work (http://umarfarooq.work)#SaaS #ProductExplainer #UIMotion
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One of the first SaaS videos I created, SaasyPOS. Looking back, I can see how much my style and approach have evolved since then. But this project was an important part of the journey. Always good to look back and see the progress.
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Muhammad Haseeb
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Graphic Designer, Al-Assisted Web Developer & UI/UX Designer
Graphic Designer, Al-Assisted Web Developer & UI/UX Designer
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Meet Dewey 💧 Your Favorite Water Enforcer Standard hydration trackers usually rely on boring, static progress bars. For my second entry into the @rive_app Interactive Character Challenge, I wanted to see if I could replace a progress bar with an emotional feedback layer that actually motivates the user. Enter Dewey. Instead of just checking a box, your input directly affects his well-being. At zero glasses, he is shriveled, dark, and gasping. But as you log your water intake, Dewey gets rehydrated and transforms into a plump, sparkling, fully-hydrated companion. Behind the Build: Vector & Rigging: Fully hand-crafted UI and character mesh, rigged specifically for dynamic state changes. Logic: Built a custom Rive State Machine to seamlessly connect the UI buttons (Register a Glass, Reset) to Dewey’s physical transformations. Audio Design: Baked custom timeline audio (gulping, squeaks, and dehydrated breathing) directly into the keyframes for frame-accurate sound design. Check out the video walkthrough below, or play with the live, interactive UI yourself right here: https://editor.rive.app/file/dewey/2389042?linkId=XBt_m1PzRkONnJuPjcgSMg X Post : https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2070274218739355726?s=20
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Meet The Sentry: a little security guard who lives inside your login screen. Instead of a standard progress bar, he acts as the UI's emotional feedback layer, reacting in real time to your password strength. As you type, his posture tells you everything you need to know. A weak password literally puts him to sleep, while a medium one makes him snap to attention. Nail a strong password, and he stands proud with his arms crossed. When you finally hit login, he either gives you a crisp salute on a success, or goes into full panic mode on a failure. Mess up too many times? He completely locks you out with a firm "nuh-uh" attitude. I designed the character from scratch in Adobe Illustrator, brought the layered SVG into Rive, and rigged him up using 4 bones and 7 distinct animations. The logic is all tied together with a state machine that listens to three specific inputs: a strength number, a success boolean, and a login trigger. To ground the whole piece, I built out a sleek mobile UI mockup directly on the artboard—complete with a phone frame, text fields, and a login button. It places him right where he belongs: inside a living, breathing product, rather than just floating in an empty void. X Post : https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2069391146011480149?s=20
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Project Title Morrow & Mile: Roaming Supper Club Booking & Galley Ops Engine One-Line Summary Rebuilt the reservation flow for an 18-seat historic Lisbon tram supper club by replacing manual DM table Tetris and dietary spreadsheets with a self-resolving carriage seating engine and automated galley route manifest. What I Built Morrow & Mile is a bespoke booking engine and operations dashboard designed for a fictional scheduled dining experience: an intimate, four-course roaming supper club hosted aboard a restored 18-seat vintage tram climbing through Lisbon’s historic Graça and Alfama hills. The Business Scenario Location: Lisbon, Portugal (departing from Graça Depot, winding down through Alfama to the riverside). Operation: A hyper-limited 18-seat mobile dining salon operating strict, scheduled evening departures. Operational Quirks: Because the carriage is tiny and dishes are met at timed neighborhood stops, table configurations shift dynamically based on party size. Dishes rely on precise ingredient handoffs at designated route stops, meaning seat allocation, mobility requests, and dietary adjustments directly impact carriage geometry and galley storage. The Problem Small, high-touch culinary concepts usually drown in manual back-and-forth. The solo operator or small crew spent hours juggling DMs, phone calls, and manual spreadsheets just to answer simple questions: Do we have contiguous seating for a party of three without stranding single seats? Can the galley handle a shellfish or alcohol substitution at Stop 2 on this specific departure? Which passenger boards at Graça Depot versus Alfama Lanes? Staff should not be trapped manually coordinating seat Tetris, chasing dietary notes, and copying details across kitchen clipboards. The Solution & Operational Impact I built an end-to-end, dual-sided workflow that turns an inbound "Can I book with you?" into a confirmed booking with zero staff intervention: Guided Front-Door Guest Flow: Real-Time Departure Filtering: Diners select party size and see only departures that physically fit their group. Interactive 3D Carriage Plan: Guests visually shape and pick their table in real time, locking valid seat configurations geometrically. Stop-by-Stop Course Intake: Captures individual dietary restrictions per seat, timed to the route stops. Instant Boarding Pass: Generates a confirmed booking code, arrival countdown, and boarding platform instructions in under 60 seconds. Automated Follow-Through (Conductor & Galley Ops): Live Service Console: Every confirmed reservation immediately populates the live carriage seating grid, flagging dietary requirements by table. Auto-Aggregated Galley Provisions: Calculates course-by-course prep counts and substitutions automatically, eliminating manual kitchen tallies. Timed Rail Clock Manifest: Automatically organizes passenger boarding lists and supplier handoffs stop by stop. Core Impact: Less back-and-forth, less manual work, and instantly confirmed bookings ready for service. Submission Links Live App: https://morrowandmile.lovable.app Lovable Project: https://lovable.dev/projects/0450c2c5-c5e0-48ec-8b80-ee75ca01c937?magic_link=mc_f17b09de-91e2-4691-8a0f-3fede1f27002 X (Twitter) Post: https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2105807926824968193?s=20 LinkedIn Post: https://lnkd.in/p/dXUTUtbP
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Pip's Delivery Co. | Interactive File Upload UI Overview Waiting for files to upload is usually pretty boring. For my final entry in the Rive interactive character challenge, I wanted to see if I could make a standard progress bar a bit more fun. Meet Pip, a digital courier who reacts to your file sizes. The Concept Instead of a standard loading spinner, I tied the animation directly to the size of the upload. Small files are a breeze for him, but if you drop a massive 5GB file into the drop-zone, he physically struggles and starts sweating. It’s just a simple trick to make the wait time a little more entertaining. Under the Hood The whole component is pretty lightweight and runs on a single number input in Rive (fileSize). Simple Logic: I mapped that one input to three different animation timelines, allowing Pip to smoothly transition from a happy, bouncy flap to a heavy, exhausted struggle depending on the number. Adding Weight: To sell the illusion of a heavy file, I used some slight downward translation and scaling. When the file size gets larger, gravity actually pulls him down a bit in the UI. The Interface: I wrapped the character in a clean, minimalist frosted-glass card. I wanted the overall design to still feel like a functional piece of software you'd actually use, letting the Rive animation provide all the personality. The Result A fun, interactive UI component that proves functional design doesn't always have to take itself so seriously. Rive Project : https://editor.rive.app/file/pip/2393868?linkId=pdg68woDFU2Crc0OcHmPCA X Post : https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2072435026470531133?s=20
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Muhammad Raheel
Lahore, Pakistan
YouTube Growth Strategist & Content Director
YouTube Growth Strategist & Content Director
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If your videos are getting zero engagement, stop blaming the algorithm. Blame your pacing. Look at this clip. It’s clean. It’s fast. The multi-frame layout doesn’t let the viewer’s eye drift for a single millisecond. The text animations and b-roll hits aren't there to look "cool" they are engineered to lock in attention. 90% of editors are completely clueless about retention mechanics. They make slow, boring content that kills your brand's growth. I edit content designed for one singular purpose: to hold attention and turn cold viewers into high-ticket clients. If you want this exact elite level of production for your content pipeline, do not leave a generic comment under this post. Slide straight into my DMs and let's get to work.
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Why are your videos getting completely ignored? It’s because your editor doesn't understand human psychology. They just cut clips to make them look "pretty." Pretty doesn't pay the bills. Look at the clip I uploaded. See how the graphics and the cuts hit the exact second the speaker drops a hook? That isn't just decoration. It is a visual trap designed to keep people glued to the screen so they actually hear the pitch. If your content is bleeding views and failing to bring in revenue, your editing is lazy. Plain and simple. I don't do lazy. I edit videos that force people to stop scrolling and pay attention. If you want your brand to stop being invisible, do not comment on this post. Just slide straight into my DMs and let's get to work.
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Most content fails because it’s boring. I don't use generic templates or "AI slop". Instead, I use pattern interrupts and human-like storytelling to keep viewers locked in from the first second to the last.
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Views are easy. Retention is hard. Anyone can make a video look good. Very few can make a video that keeps people from scrolling. This reel shows how I use pattern interrupts to keep the audience locked in until the very end.
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Noor Chohan
Lahore, Pakistan
🎥 Dynamic Motion & Custom Brand Design ✨
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🎥 Dynamic Motion & Custom Brand Design ✨
Cover image for Built this 60-second product launch
Built this 60-second product launch video for Relay.App ⚡ Need a launch video for your SaaS? Check out my Fiverr gig https://www.fiverr.com/s/gDeZkmb Relay sits at the intersection of AI and automation which means there's a lot happening under the hood. The goal was to turn a powerful platform into a story people could understand in seconds. We focused on showing how AI agents, workflows, and integrations come together to eliminate busywork and help teams move faster. Fast pacing, clean visuals, and a narrative built around outcomes rather than features. Exactly how a product like this should be introduced. 🚀
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This one took a few wrong turns before it made sense.🧠 At first, I was just trying to make it look “good” polished visuals, smooth animation but it felt empty. Like it could be for any product. That’s when I realized I was missing the point. I shifted my focus to the idea behind it: taking something complex and making it feel simple. Once that clicked, the direction became clear. I started stripping things back. Cleaner frames, tighter motion, more intention behind every transition. Nothing extra, nothing just for decoration. Then I approached the sound design the same way less noise, more purpose. Small, precise sounds that follow the motion and give it rhythm. It slowly came together, piece by piece, until everything felt connected.
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This was actually my second project together with Mocha and this time they came in with a completely different vision.🚀 Same product, new world. They wanted a fresh theme and a totally different art style from what we had built before. So we scrapped the old visual language and started from zero. That creative reset is honestly one of my favorite challenges because it forces you to think differently about something you already know. The brief was clear: 40 seconds, fast paced, high energy. No fluff, just impact. I rebuilt the entire visual direction around their new identity, locked the animation style and made sure every single frame justified its existence. When you only have 40 seconds there is nowhere to hide. New art direction, new story, same client trusting the process again. That part means a lot.
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The challenge was making something that technical feel genuinely exciting on screen.🧠 : I opened with the pain every developer knows, then built the story around Warp walking in as the solution. Frame by frame, I treated every UI element like a character in motion, keeping the visual language dark, fast, and intentional. Warp is the Agentic development environment built for developers who want to move at the speed of thought. The final video does not just show what Warp does. It makes you feel what it is like to work inside it.
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SUFIAN MASOOD
Kallar Kahar, Pakistan
Figma | Framer | Product Designer | AI Products | SaaS
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Figma | Framer | Product Designer | AI Products | SaaS
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Rental App
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Anime Style Football Web App
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Surfing App
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Farmers App
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