Interactive Rive Animations for Apps & WebDenis Kaita
📝 Description
Your product deserves motion that feels alive — not just decorative, but functional. I design and build interactive animations in Rive that respond to user actions, app states, and real-time data.
Whether it's a loading screen that delights, a button that reacts to a tap, or a complex state-driven character — I handle the full workflow: from concept and design to the final
.riv file ready to drop into your codebase.What I deliver:
State machines with triggers, inputs, and blend states
Micro-interactions for UI components (buttons, toggles, loaders, icons)
Animated onboarding and empty states
Character rigs and timeline animations
Optimized, lightweight
.riv exports for iOS, Android, Flutter, React, and WebI work closely with developers and product teams to ensure animations integrate seamlessly — with clean naming conventions, well-structured state machines, and clear handoff documentation.
FAQs
Rive is a real-time animation tool built for interactive UI. Unlike Lottie or GIF, Rive animations respond to user input and app state — they're not just played back, they react. The files are tiny, render natively on all platforms, and can be controlled with code.
A brief with the context (platform, screen/component, desired behavior), your design files if available (Figma, Sketch, or references), and any brand assets — colors, fonts, icons. The more context, the better the result.
A single micro-interaction (button, icon, loader) typically takes 2–4 days. A more complex flow with a state machine (onboarding, character, timed interactions) is usually 5–10 days depending on scope.
Yes. Each service includes a set number of revision rounds (specified per package). I work iteratively and always share a preview before final delivery.
A .riv file with a clean state machine, plus a handoff doc that covers: input names, state names, expected triggers, and integration notes for your developer. I can also provide a preview exported as a video.
Contact for pricing
Duration1 week
Tags
Rive
Animator
Motion Designer
Rive Animator
UI Designer
UX Designer
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Interactive Rive Animations for Apps & WebDenis Kaita
Contact for pricing
Duration1 week
Tags
Rive
Animator
Motion Designer
Rive Animator
UI Designer
UX Designer
📝 Description
Your product deserves motion that feels alive — not just decorative, but functional. I design and build interactive animations in Rive that respond to user actions, app states, and real-time data.
Whether it's a loading screen that delights, a button that reacts to a tap, or a complex state-driven character — I handle the full workflow: from concept and design to the final
.riv file ready to drop into your codebase.What I deliver:
State machines with triggers, inputs, and blend states
Micro-interactions for UI components (buttons, toggles, loaders, icons)
Animated onboarding and empty states
Character rigs and timeline animations
Optimized, lightweight
.riv exports for iOS, Android, Flutter, React, and WebI work closely with developers and product teams to ensure animations integrate seamlessly — with clean naming conventions, well-structured state machines, and clear handoff documentation.
FAQs
Rive is a real-time animation tool built for interactive UI. Unlike Lottie or GIF, Rive animations respond to user input and app state — they're not just played back, they react. The files are tiny, render natively on all platforms, and can be controlled with code.
A brief with the context (platform, screen/component, desired behavior), your design files if available (Figma, Sketch, or references), and any brand assets — colors, fonts, icons. The more context, the better the result.
A single micro-interaction (button, icon, loader) typically takes 2–4 days. A more complex flow with a state machine (onboarding, character, timed interactions) is usually 5–10 days depending on scope.
Yes. Each service includes a set number of revision rounds (specified per package). I work iteratively and always share a preview before final delivery.
A .riv file with a clean state machine, plus a handoff doc that covers: input names, state names, expected triggers, and integration notes for your developer. I can also provide a preview exported as a video.
Contact for pricing