Your designer handed over a video of how it should move. Your developer has to guess the rest. So the animation gets simplified, or rebuilt badly, or quietly dropped — and the interaction that was supposed to make the product feel considered ships as a fade.

I deliver the actual file. Not a reference video, not a spec doc your team has to interpret. A working Rive component that drops into your build and behaves exactly as designed.

You have a design that needs to move and no one in-house who builds in Rive

You've had animation lost in handoff before

You want to see how I work before committing to something bigger

The .riv file — production-ready, optimized for runtime

Configured state machine — inputs, states and transitions set up for your developer to trigger

Integration notes — for React, iOS or Android, whichever you're building on

Send me a screen, a Figma frame, or a rough description — I'll tell you what's realistic before you book

First version within 3 days

Revisions, then final handoff with integration notes

Good for a hero animation, an onboarding sequence, a loading state, or one micro-interaction that carries a lot of weight.