All graphic assets required for the Rive animation are created using Canva, Illustrator, or Figma. The visuals are primarily designed in vector format for scalability and clarity. When raster images are used, they are carefully edited and optimized to maintain high quality while keeping file sizes lightweight for smooth performance. Since I’m subscribed to Adobe Stock, Envato Elements, and Freepik, I can efficiently source a wide range of high-quality assets at a lower cost, streamlining the production process.

If 3D design assets are required, I can create them directly in Spline. For more complex 3D models, you can provide the model in Blender or .obj format. I can then import it into Spline, add animations, and export it as an image sequence for integration into Rive, offering a flexible and seamless 3D workflow.

Once the graphic design preparation is complete, I set up animations and interactions in Rive. Special care is given to maintaining an organized file structure within the Rive project — using tags and folders to keep all components clearly arranged. This ensures a smooth handover and easy management even after delivery.