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  • Which format is the best for UI animation? πŸ€”

    Aram Movsisyan
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    Ivan Ralic
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    As much native as you can get them πŸ˜„ Good UI animation is the one that is slick, so if you are building app, think of the native animations you can use for that particular device more than how it would look like in Figma. Besides that, native animations are in most cases easier to develop and already good with performances πŸ˜„πŸš€
    Aram Movsisyan
    @ralic how about JSON/Lottie animations? Have you ever used them and if so, what do you think?
    Ivan Ralic
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    @aram_movsisyan2 for sure, but mostly for websites, loading animations etc. πŸ˜„ Lottiefiles has a lot of free animations and there's also Figma plugin so the barrier between Designer and Developer is removed πŸ˜„
    Irina Kegishyan
    As a JSON-based file format, Lottie animation should be the best solution for UI designers. They work on any device, any platform, and ship animations in just no time.🀌 ⚑The one platform I would advise to check for Lottie animations is creattie.com. They have a super cool base of high-quality animated icons, and character animation for any niche.