What's included

• Lottie animations and animated GIFs in terms of deliverables

  Lottie Animations: Interactivity: Lottie animations allow for greater interactivity compared to animated GIFs. You can incorporate complex animations with interactive elements, enhancing the user experience on websites or applications. Scalability: Lottie animations are vector-based, meaning they are resolution-independent and can scale seamlessly without losing quality. This is particularly useful for responsive web design or applications across various devices. File Size: Lottie animations typically have smaller file sizes compared to GIFs, making them more efficient for web and app performance. This is because Lottie files are JSON-based and can be optimized for better loading times. Complexity: Lottie supports more sophisticated animations, allowing designers to create intricate motion graphics and transitions. This makes it suitable for projects requiring a higher level of detail and complexity. Integration: Lottie animations can be easily integrated into web and mobile applications using libraries like Lottie-web. It's widely supported across different platforms, providing a consistent animation experience. Animated GIFs: Ease of Use: Animated GIFs are simple to create and widely supported across various platforms, browsers, and email clients. They don't require additional plugins or special tools for playback. Compatibility: GIFs are universally supported, making them suitable for sharing in emails, social media, or other online platforms without concerns about compatibility issues. Editing: GIFs can be created and edited using a variety of software, and they are often used for quick and straightforward animations or memes. Looping: Both Lottie animations and GIFs support looping, but GIFs are often used for shorter, repetitive animations due to their limited frame options. Resolution: Animated GIFs are raster-based, and their quality may degrade when scaled up. This can be a limitation when compared to vector-based Lottie animations. In summary, the choice between Lottie animations and animated GIFs depends on the specific needs of your project. Lottie animations are preferable for interactive, scalable, and complex animations, especially in web and mobile applications. Animated GIFs, on the other hand, are versatile, easy to use, and widely compatible, making them suitable for simpler animations and broader distribution.