ash avale

Motion design is more a no-code skill inherently even before software like rive.with plugins like Lottie for after effects if you wanted to get your animation sequence to Webflow. unless we are talking UI micro-interactions.

then i would have not lost a lot of cool and useful links :(

motion designer here! not into UX but i quiet like https://60fps.design/ for inspirations,has amazing Ads inspo for software products as-well.

"Mike and Chara Smith - Designing for the love of the game" on Dive club's youtube channel

Similar to what a paintbrush is to a painter, AI will continue to be a great tool for creatives. As much as people fear the influx of AI,it would still need great artistic and design focused minds to keep things fresh and exciting which every brand needs. AI art generation minus human creativity = failed products.

ElevenLabs AI, their visually stunning website and motion design on their intro video has been on my mind for a while.

yeah......No.

memes! a lot of them for sure.

Hey! Motion and visual designer for startups here : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashi...

Consistent quality posting and sticking to my content calender

As a designers I can speak for my fellow designers that using AI without having great taste or vision in design will always end in low quality designs. I think AI designs have a lot of potential IF proper RND is done by one using AI. Most AI designs are shit imo.

Completed a killer product intro motion design video that will get posted in a couple of hours on Linkedin.

Depends on the content! while in some instances templates can do the job in minutes your money shot(AKA the thing on the forefront of your product like your pinned posts on social media or you product overview videos on homepage or producthunt) should be made from scratch or at least should look very professional.

Considering recent changes in sites like LinkedIn pivoting to shorter form content,creating videos which an be repurposed into byte sized content is the way to go.the brands need is to be on top of potential customers mind till the time they actually need them if not right away,that’s the way to go.

A: In-person networking events. best way to make people find your product interesting is show them the person behind the product,though its not a necessity it helps to introduce them to your product. B:Refer point A. C:you might need a way to launch your product on sites like producthunt maybe a good product animation might help *wink wink* haha

if you have a website/product with UI in it(most of them do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) having micro interacrtions in you website is essential to move your website visitors eyes from Whitespace to elements which helps you explain your product better,it either retains the user attention for longer or gives user enough information about the product to know more,in some cases even both.win-win situation.