The following are some motion designs I've worked on in the last couple months

Motion Work 1: Finko mobile app

Objective: The objective was to create a more interactive interface that relates more to its demographic of users. I also needed to communicate with the devs exactly how certain screens should load.

Tool Used: Jitter

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. I now plan out meticulously how each element should move/animate to get the desired output. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options makes it super easy and a short time, I have something to work with. For this particular project, I mostly favored the mask and slide-ins animations.

Outcome: This motion work got the required outcome. Instead of boring interactions and experience, We now have exciting and more interactive interface which relates more to our users.

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Motion Work 2: Infinite red loading screen

Objective: The objective was to create a immersive loading screen.

Tool Used: Jitter

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. I now plan out meticulously how each element should move/animate to get the desired output. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options makes it super easy and a short time, I have something to work with. For this particular project, I mostly favored the mask reveals and slide-ins animations.

Outcome: This motion work got the required outcome. Instead of an absent boring screen. It now had a more immersive loading screen

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Motion Work 3: Relaxation app

Objective: The objective was to create a more interactive interface that relates more to its target users. It needed to be calm and have a "feel good" vibe yet fit the brand.

Tool Used: Jitter

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. I now plan out meticulously how each element should move/animate to get the desired output. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options makes it super easy and a short time, I have something to work with. For this particular project, I mostly favored the mask, slide-ins animations and custom animations like rotate and resize.

Outcome: This motion work got the required outcome. Instead of an absent/boring loading screen. It now had a more immersive loading screen

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Motion Work 4: GPA calculator

Objective: The objective was to create a more interactive interface that relates more to its target users. "Something dynamic and engaging"

Tool Used: Jitter

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. I now plan out meticulously how each element should move/animate to get the desired output. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options makes it super easy and a short time, I have something to work with. For this particular project, I mostly favored the mask, slide-ins animations and custom animations like rotate and resize and "swing" easing.

Outcome: This motion work got the required outcome. Instead of an absent boring screen. It now had a more immersive loading screen

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Motion Work 5: Dynamic button

Objective: The goal here was to create a "stripe-level" button. To really test and experiment the power of jitter

Tool Used: Jitter

Motion Work 6: Coinweave

Objective: The objective of this web3 work was to showcase how the coinweave price graph is designed be used/animated in real time

Tool Used: Jitter

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. I now plan out meticulously how each element should move/animate to get the desired output. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options makes it super easy and a short time, I have something to work with. For this particular project, I mostly favored the mask, slide-ins animations and custom animations.

Outcome: I was able to achieve the required KPIs set out for this work. I was able to properly communicate the desired flow of the graph view to the devs.

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Motion Work 7: Uphive ad animation/logo animation

Objective: The objective of this project was to create an upbeat and immersive video that conveys the message of "something new and amazing." This video serves as the advertisement for my design agency. The narrative we crafted is: "Have an idea for a product? No worries—we transform your thoughts into finished products."

Tool Used: Jitter + Capcut

Process: My motion design process usually begins after the design has been cleared on Figma or any other design tool. I then export with the jitter plug-in directly into the jitter tool. For this particular project, I had to plan it out even more meticulously than usual. Jitter's diverse and rich editing tools and options made it super easy and after manipulating several layers and timing, I had something to work with.

Outcome: The outcome was perfect and the ad impressions were above the charts

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Uphive ad animation