Animation isn’t just a pinch of fun in user interfaces. When used wisely, motion enhances the usability and navigability of the layout and makes microinteractions clear and transitions beautiful. Also, it adds mood and connects UI with objects from the real world, which may be a factor of comfort for many users. To support designers on that, we’ve just released a pack of free animated icons in JSON for Lottie, GIF, and After Effects format. Join the release party on Product Hunt or explore the details here.
Everyone loves pages that pop with personality. Animated GIFs are one way to add visual interest and dynamics to your user interface design projects. The icons in this pack are all free for a link and available in multiple formats–JSON (Lottie), GIF, and After Effects. So you can use them everywhere you work.
In this pack, you can download animated graphics on the following topics.
Go ahead and add that last bit of polish to your checkout experience, website element hover interactions, social sharing or app tab bar.
And also welcome to add some fun to your projects with cute animated emoji.
Animation is a hot point in the app or website development: some say that it overloads the screens and pages while others show how helpful it is for users. Anyway, today most users expect the motion in the interfaces as a must. Download animated icons or join the discussion on Product Hunt. Have fun and let us know what you think!
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