#animationtwo

This second animation was a bit harder to translate across the two different scales. When I first designed it I was only really focusing on the Facebook aspect and not so much the Instagram one. So some of the sections had to be adjusted even more. For the second sequence, I had to move the 'made for...' to different sections so that they filled up more of the space and wouldn't look too out of place. I think that it looks proportionate now that I have changed it. The other thing that I needed to change was the last languages bit. I decided to put the words on two lines so that it would fill more space up. I think I was able to scale everything really well from the two platforms and I am happy with the way it looks.

I have now added a black end screen so that it transitions properly to the start of the animation. It was really easy to do as its the same principles as the transition at the start. The timing of the moving text is at the right speed now so I don't think I need to change that anymore - other than the 'prints' word. The languages part now moves to the middle of the screen so that the viewer is more focused.

I haven't changed too much in this version, I just wanted to test out different speeds of the moving text but I still think it's going too fast. The images and text are moving too fast to process them. I think I need to slow it down even more.

This is the updated version that I did after I got some feedback from Karol. I started off by changing the images in the moving sections so that they didn't have a background anymore. I think this is really effective as there isn't too much distraction anymore, and the focus is shifted onto the objects themselves. I also changed the 'prints' into 'print' in the first section but I still haven't changed it in the second half of the animation, so that is something that I still need to do. The text at the end also disappears to only show the changing languages.

This is the version with the fade of the 'supports over 200' before it showcases the different languages.

I've slowed down both sections of the moving text and I think that it looks a lot better than before. When I changed the speed of these I was also able to adjust the time that each section stays up. As you're able to read the words easier, it doesn't need to stay on the screen for as long. I now need to adjust just a little more then hopefully get some feedback. I have another version that is almost identical, it just has the fade at the end which I wanted to test out. I will post that too and decide which one I prefer.

In this version, I have changed the speed of the moving 'screen' text as I wanted to test out the sequencing that I mentioned in my previous iteration. I only did it for the first half because I wanted to compare the two and see which sped looked better. I think I'm leaning towards the slower one as you're able to read everything a lot clearer but it still flows well. Other than that I haven't changed anything else and I still need to test out the fade transition for the last section.

I have now added the different languages to the last part of the section. It scrolls through the different ways of saying hello and overall I am quite happy with how it looks. I'm not sure if I should fade the 'supports over 200' because the sentence won't make sense when it cycles through the different languages. I might need to play around with that and see if it flows better when I remove that. I also want to change the sequencing a little as I feel some parts are still too fast like the print and screen moving words, and some parts are a little too slow and don't fit the overall timing.