@SaiduSenpay Thanks for checking it out! Right now itโs mostly about editing the motion bits (tweaking text, images, colors etc). But the idea is that in the future, itโll generate animations based on prompts so you can go from idea to video super fast. Appreciate the feedback a lot ๐
@SaiduSenpay Thanks! Still in beta, but feel free to give it a spin at https://t.co/Mx1bwv4x6O would love to hear what you think ๐ซถ Some of the animated graphs are behind a paywall, but if you wanna try them out, just hit me up and Iโll send them over for free.
@SaiduSenpay@moko_app It kind of depends on the template. Some animations are meant to feel playful so I am using springlike easings. Others are designed to be swift, with a fast start and a smooth slowdown at the end, something like cubic-bezier(0.71, 0, 0.14, 1)
I could click this all day! ๐ฅน So stoked we pulled off this slick little interaction in @LiveChatโs widget. Making it work inside an iframe, keeping it stateful, and animate everything with just CSS wasnโt easy but the devs absolutely crushed it ๐ฅ #UI
@AmitDigga@framer Hi right now, I'm mostly just playing around with these components in Framer for fun, and I've got a few other projects going on. Feel free to check the remix link https://t.co/1GleO7zxEJ you're totally welcome to explore, use, or code them however you want!
@Digital_Reverie@framer The json remains unchanged. I only control the progress with a slider react component and values are baked into animation. I've posted breakdown here ๐ https://t.co/M4W4oSITDC
@multani_nishar@framer It's basically a transparent slider component layered over a Lottie animation. The Lottie animation contains values and moves in sync with the slider position while the labels added in @framer animate when the slider hits a certain value threshold.