Hero Lottie animation for a websiteDmytro Ruban
Capture attention with striking Lottie animations! I specialize in creating eye-catching, lightweight animations that transform static hero sections into dynamic visual experiences. Whether you're looking to convey a message, showcase a product, or simply add a modern, interactive touch to your website, this service is tailored to fit your unique vision.
Lottie animations are scalable, responsive, and optimized for performance, ensuring seamless playback across devices. By combining your creative design with technical expertise, I deliver animations that not only elevate your brand but also engage your audience from the very first glance.
Let’s create a captivating animation that makes your website stand out!
What's included
Lottie files
Main animation as .json & .lottie files + demo HTML file for local preview.
If you need gif/video version also - let me know which background color & resolution you want
Source After Effects project
.aep project file that contains all animations
Revision
Up to 3 revisions\edits (that didn't involve the whole project\structure rebuilding)
FAQs
Mostly - no. As I'm the motion designer and not the illustrator - I'm not the best person to create graphics.
I can work with any vector graphic format. SVG, EPS, AI, PDF, or a Figma project. Lottie can also contain PNG or JPG files but the pure-vector approach is advised since only scale\position\rotation\opacity can be changed with the raster layer.
Yes. Not so many, but they exist. Please contact me with your project details before ordering so that I can advise further.
No. I'm only creating .json file for you. But Lottie player implementation is rather simple and straightforward, for more information about the process check the official Lottie GitHub page
Every animation is different - it depends on the number of points and keyframes in the animation. From my experience 'landing page illustrations' can take about 500kb for a pure JSON version. Compressed dotLottie file will be lower in size (and in some cases - very noticeably).
Dmytro's other services
Starting at$250
Duration2 days
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Adobe Animate
Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Lottie
2D Animator
Animator
Motion Designer
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Hero Lottie animation for a websiteDmytro Ruban
Starting at$250
Duration2 days
Tags
Adobe Animate
Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Lottie
2D Animator
Animator
Motion Designer
Capture attention with striking Lottie animations! I specialize in creating eye-catching, lightweight animations that transform static hero sections into dynamic visual experiences. Whether you're looking to convey a message, showcase a product, or simply add a modern, interactive touch to your website, this service is tailored to fit your unique vision.
Lottie animations are scalable, responsive, and optimized for performance, ensuring seamless playback across devices. By combining your creative design with technical expertise, I deliver animations that not only elevate your brand but also engage your audience from the very first glance.
Let’s create a captivating animation that makes your website stand out!
What's included
Lottie files
Main animation as .json & .lottie files + demo HTML file for local preview.
If you need gif/video version also - let me know which background color & resolution you want
Source After Effects project
.aep project file that contains all animations
Revision
Up to 3 revisions\edits (that didn't involve the whole project\structure rebuilding)
FAQs
Mostly - no. As I'm the motion designer and not the illustrator - I'm not the best person to create graphics.
I can work with any vector graphic format. SVG, EPS, AI, PDF, or a Figma project. Lottie can also contain PNG or JPG files but the pure-vector approach is advised since only scale\position\rotation\opacity can be changed with the raster layer.
Yes. Not so many, but they exist. Please contact me with your project details before ordering so that I can advise further.
No. I'm only creating .json file for you. But Lottie player implementation is rather simple and straightforward, for more information about the process check the official Lottie GitHub page
Every animation is different - it depends on the number of points and keyframes in the animation. From my experience 'landing page illustrations' can take about 500kb for a pure JSON version. Compressed dotLottie file will be lower in size (and in some cases - very noticeably).
Dmytro's other services
$250