#animationone

This is the first animation that I did with the proper scale adjustments. One of the few things that I had to change was the scale of some of the smaller text as they didn't look right. As well as the timing of certain objects but I think that everyone else looks good. Overall it was pretty easy to make the adjustments and I think that the animation translates well across the two platforms

The only thing that I have changed is the speed of the moving weights and I think it looks a lot better. Overall I am happy with this animation and I now need to make the adjustments for the Instagram layout then I think I am done with my first animation.

I have finally changed the words for the weight section so that each one corresponds to the right weight. I think this helps really gives context to the animation as before, everything would change but for someone who doesn't know anything about the typeface, it wouldn't make too much sense. I think I might need to change the speed that it transitions at cause I think it still might be going too slow in comparison to everything else. I could also try adding a slight opacity change as the switch may be too abrupt.

After taking out the loading animation that I initially did, I needed to figure out what else I could create to fill the time gap that I had. I decided to add a new sequence about the weights that are available within the typeface. I think that this addition looks very interesting and I am happy with how it looks, it might need a little speed adjustment as it's a little slow but I will get some feedback and see what I should change. After looking at the animation, I might need to swap around the 'designed by' and 'weights' sections as that would make more sense. To introduce who the font was made by and a bit of context before showing the variation. Other than that I haven't really changed anything else. I tweaked the timing of elements so that they were slower but that us about it.

From the feedback that I got from James, I've made a few adjustments to the animation sequence. I started by completely removing the loading animation because I wasn't able to slow it down. Each frame for the numbers was 1 second long and I couldn't decrease it, so decided to try the animation without. I think that it works but I need to figure out what I could add to make up for the time I took away. You're able to read each element properly now as I've slowed things down more.

This is the animation that I have been working on in the Instagram dimensions. There were a few things I needed to change, like the proportions but other than that everything works. I might need to change the sequencing a little in some parts.

This is the third animation test that I did. After watching the whole animation, I want to try and make a slow transition to start it. Maybe I could use the reveal animation style that I did a test on, or I could just change the opacity. I like the overall pacing of the whole thing and I think it could be leading to my final Facebook animation. The newest update that I made was the addition of numbers to showcase when the font was made. I took inspiration for this from my type specimen booklet. The numbers on the left reminded me of a slot machine so I decided to use that as the transition. I think I just need to tweak a few things and I can work on my other animation while I wait for some feedback.

This is the continuation of the Facebook animation that I have been working on. I've added a few things and have made a few changes in places so that it makes more sense. When the font name appears, I decided to showcase the weights that are available. I thought this was a good place to put it as it went with the flow. It would also give context to the next text - designed by hector gatti. The weights fan out from the middle then they flash by on the screen to transition into the next idea. I think this is a good idea but I wish that the text would take up more of the screen to make use of the space, there's too much going on vertically and not enough horizontally. It may look better in an Instagram format as it's more constrained. I really want to try and showcase more individual letters or number forms, so I need to think of an idea to do so.