Lottie pride animation
What's lottie?
I love using Lottie because is a lightweight, open-source animation file format and library developed by Airbnb. It allows designers and developers to export animations created in Adobe After Effects as JSON files, which can be quickly rendered in mobile apps, websites, or other digital platforms using the Lottie library.
One of Lottie's key features is its vector-based nature. This means Lottie's animations are resolution-independent and can scale without losing quality. This unique feature makes them ideal for use in responsive designs across different devices and screen sizes. The Lottie library supports real-time rendering and interactivity, allowing animations to respond to user input and create dynamic experiences.
Key advantages of using Lottie include:
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Ease of Integration: Lottie files can be embedded directly into apps or websites without heavy video files or complex coding.
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High Quality: Because Lottie uses vector graphics, animations remain crisp and clear on all screen sizes.
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Interactivity: Lottie animations can be controlled via code, enabling interactive elements that respond to user actions.
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Performance: Lottie is optimized for performance, ensuring animations run smoothly even on lower-end devices.
Lottie has become popular in modern UX/UI design for adding rich, lightweight animations to user interfaces enhancing the overall user experience. This tool has helped me integrate my animations onto my website.
You can also use this animation on your website; here's the link to Lottie:
These are a series of illustrations I did for Freepik.