
Which would you choose?
The answer is clear — and the numbers back it up: according to a Cornell University study, users reach their destination 23% faster using GPS instead of static maps. The same principle applies to digital interfaces. You can show a static screen and hope users understand it, or use motion design for UI/UX to guide every step, clearly showing how everything works and what to expect along the way.
UI/UX animation makes interactions intuitive and guides users effortlessly.
UX motion graphics reinforce your product identity while visually explaining complex features.
Animated UX flows demonstrate step-by-step actions, reducing confusion and increasing usability.
Recently, I produced a video demonstrating an interactive flow for the Alexi.com platform. Every click and transition was animated using motion design for UI/UX, guiding the audience’s focus and improving the user experience.
Even small animations can make a big difference:
By combining UI/UX animation, UX motion graphics, and Animated UX flows, ordinary interfaces become clear, engaging, and memorable.
If you want your digital product to stand out and deliver an intuitive experience, I’d be happy to help with motion design for UI/UX, creating videos, animations, and prototypes that make your interface more effective and enjoyable.
2D explainers, 3D experiences, polished video edits.
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