Andrew Ologunebi

Hey everyone, Drew here. After months in beta, we are excited to share that Lottielab 1.0 is finally live! 🎉 We've learned a lot from our beta community, and we'd like to thank everyone who has helped us take Lottielab to a whole new dimension. 🌌 Today, some of the world's leading designers and product teams use Lottielab to create and collaborate on dynamic animations more easily and...

Hey everyone, My name is Drew. I'm a designer and one of the co-founders of Lottielab. We are super excited to be launching one of our biggest releases till date into beta - Lottielab interactivity. Lottielab interactivity enables you to easily create and export interactive lottie animations that react to user actions, to your websites and apps. This includes creating states for your...

Hey everyone, We're back and we'd like to introduce you to our biggest update since our Figma plugin release - Lottielab Livelink CDN. It's the fastest and most seamless workflow for adding Lottie animations to your websites and apps. Since launching the Lottielab editor into public beta late last year, designers and engineers from leading teams like OpenAI, Google, Amazon, Monzo and more...

Hey everyone, We're back! We launched Lottielab's beta publicly just 3 months ago, and have been blown away by the community's feedback and love - leading to it being the Product of the week and Design tool of the month! As part of our mission to democratise motion design, a lot of you have asked us to also improve the workflow for animating your Figma designs as Lottie animations. We've...

Hey everyone, My name is Drew. I'm a designer and one of the co-founders of Lottielab. We're super excited to be launching Lottielab's beta to the public and would appreciate your support! Lottielab is the easiest way to create, manage and export Lottie animations to your websites and apps. 🖼️ Import and edit Lotties, SVGs, from Figma or start with templates/ examples 🎨 Create from scratch...

Scaling a service-based company looks completely different to scaling a product-based one, the latter being orders of magnitude more scalable. I'd argue that it's probably easier to reach an initial level of profitability with service-based businesses but much harder to scale them efficiently as they're usually time-intensive. Economies of scale are likely to be easier to leverage with a...