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Pacing for social video animation is the craft of deciding what appears on screen, when, and for how long, when the audience is scrolling a feed rather than sit...
Figma prototyping animation is the practice of adding movement to clickable Figma prototypes, using Smart Animate, interactive components, easing curves and tim...
Animated WebP and APNG are the two image formats that let a looping animation behave like an ordinary image on a web page while escaping almost every limitation...
The principles of animation are the working rules that make movement read as believable: squash and stretch, anticipation, timing, follow-through, arcs and the...
2D character rigging is the work of building a controllable skeleton for a flat character, so that an animator can pose arms, legs, torso and face by moving a s...
Motion tracking for graphics is the process of following the movement of a point or surface in live footage so that text, logos, interface screens or illustrate...
Particle effects in motion design are systems that generate many small elements, such as sparks, dust, confetti, embers, bubbles or abstract dots, from an emitt...
Frame-by-frame animation means drawing every change in a movement by hand, one image at a time, instead of letting software interpolate between positions on a r...
A product UI demo animation is a short video that animates a real app or software interface to show how the product works: actual screens, a cursor that moves w...
Shape morphing is the technique of animating one shape smoothly into another: a play button that becomes a pause button, a hamburger menu that folds into a clos...
Seamless loops are animations that repeat without a visible jump: the last frame flows into the first so smoothly that a viewer cannot tell where the cycle begi...
Cloners and MoGraph effectors are the core of Cinema 4D's procedural motion toolset. A Cloner duplicates an object into a linear, radial, grid or object-based a...
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