Omar Jabr

I Build Interactive Rive animations for product teams.
Characters and onboarding that respond, not loop.
Let's work together:

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

Looking to elevate your app’s user experience with interactive animation?

I design and build responsive Rive animations for product teams, reducing user drop-off and bringing interfaces to life.

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[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@alanomrv Nice!
Great use of your skills 👌

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@ImBawali @rive_app Rive is great!

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@thedesignely No mouse?
Interesting!

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@Sixtusukwa 👏

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@VadimCarazan The 2nd is an architectural masterpiece👌

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@Charlesnnamdi_ Looks awesome!

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@PanivMp To the point 👏

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@SanderKaty @rive_app Great character work 👌

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@tunz_motion The banana shots go crazy👌👏

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@ImBawali @rive_app Character looks amazing!

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@levilechuuga Gorgeous Motion!

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@uiux_subash Nice

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@MotionLonelines Interactive 3D is a whole thing by itself.

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

@alanomrv Smart! You can change the gradient by adjusting only the base solid color.

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@Darkmuzishn @rive_app Absolutely!
I always say it's multiple softwares inside one.

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

Simplest: match a shape or a position. Harder: match the direction and speed. Hardest:
match all of it.

Same principle, just more control the deeper
you go.

Anyone have a match cut they're proud of? Genuinely curious what people have pulled off.

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

Match cuts might be the single most useful transition to
actually get good at.

Not because they're flashy, because they're not. Done
right, nobody notices there was a cut at all.

Here's the one test I use to know if one will actually
work 🧵

[Omar Jabr @omarkjmotion]

The test: freeze the last frame of your outgoing clip
and the first frame of your incoming clip.

Side by side: If the shapes and weight roughly line up even frozen, the cut will read as seamless once it's moving.