Website Animations
Short looping gifs and Lottie animations which I created while working on multiple website projects for brands like Netflix, Iye, and Imagine Meats.
OVERVIEW
Introduction
Animated GIFs are an interesting beast. There’s been a resurgence in the use of animated GIFs in professional web design and adding movement to a website can help make it more dynamic and interesting for users. Animated graphics, in particular, can be an easy and fun way to add a sense of interactivity to a website. I animated SVGs and rendered frames using After effects as Lottie files for seamless integration on website platforms.
NETFLIX
TakeTen
TakeTen
TakeTen is a joint initiative between Netflix’s Fund for Creative Equity and Film Companion with an aim to find and fund 10 filmmakers from India. I got the opportunity to work on this project with my website design team at 88GB. My task was to put life into static visuals to add some interactivity to the website experience.
What TakeTen Offers!
INR 7 Lakhs to produce
your short film
A chance to attend a
6-day workshop
Your short film showcased on
Netflix India’s YouTube channel
How to apply?
You will need to submit an application film shot entirely
on your phone.
You need to send a short film idea/synopsis of the short film you’d like to make.
Lights, Camera and Action!
PLANT BASED
Imagine Meats
Imagine Meats provides meatless resolutions for vegans. Imagine Meats already had a mood board, design elements, and a vibrant brand image. My task was to resonate those vibes into animated GIFs, especially their brand characters.
Characters
Charlie, The Chicken
Munna, The Goat
Markers
Elements
WEB 3.0 SOCIAL MEDIA
IYE APP
IYE is a social app of WEB 3.0 with a very futuristic design system and color scheme. For this website, I wanted to do something unique and much more interactive so I modeled the 3D elements in Blender and rendered an animation sequence which the user could swirl or revolve using mouse drag.
Features
Payments in Cryptocurrency
Raise your voice
Own digital real estaste