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Effective Animation

Effective Animation

You may want to download the video files for this presentation: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5vo23399zmsfdfr/AAAw4_pQpmefexB3xx6G3P0Na?dl=0

Over the years, animation evolved from a nice-to-have concept to a must-have. Now, the best companies use animation to inform, delight, and reward the people using their products. Let's talk about how to use it effectively in your work.

We’ll cover
• Using animation as a teaching tool
• Best practices for timing and presentation
• Using animation to help people love your product
• Using animation to reinforce a brandHow to avoid overdoing it

Audience
• UX and UI Designers
• People who appreciate a good (or bad) pun

Joshua Mauldin

April 10, 2017
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  1. 1. How Animation Helps 2. Best Practices 3. Q&A/Public Shaming

    for My Terrible Puns Effective Animation Outline
  2. How Animation Helps / Hot Tips • Show, don’t tell.

    • Use animation to reduce cognitive load.
  3. - Don Norman, “The Design of Everyday Things” “Feedback must

    be immediate: even a delay of a tenth of a second can be disconcerting.”
  4. How Animation Helps / Hot Tips • Use animation to

    show changing contexts. • Use animation to show your project is working 
 on it.
  5. • Google saw a 20% drop-off for adding half a

    second to their page load time • Amazon saw a significant drop in sales for every tenth of a second they added to page load time How Animation Helps / Decreasing Abandonment
  6. How Animation Helps / Hot Tips • Speedy Loaders =

    Higher Perceived Speed • Higher Perceived Speed = Less Abandonment
  7. - John Medina, Brain Rules “Emotionally arousing events tend to

    do be"er remembered than neutral events… Emotionally charged events persist much longer in our memories and are recalled with greater accuracy than neutral memories.”
  8. • Deliver WOW #rough Service • Embrace and Drive Change

    • Create Fun and A Li"le Weirdness • Be Adventurous, Creative, and Open-Minded • Pursue Growth and Learning • Build Open and Honest Relationships With Communication • Build a Positive Team and Family Spirit • Do More With Less • Be Passionate and Determined • Be Humble How Animation Helps / Emotional Connections Zappos Mission Statement
  9. • Deliver WOW #rough Service • Embrace and Drive Change

    • Create Fun and A Li"le Weirdness • Be Adventurous, Creative, and Open-Minded • Pursue Growth and Learning • Build Open and Honest Relationships With Communication • Build a Positive Team and Family Spirit • Do More With Less • Be Passionate and Determined • Be Humble How Animation Helps / Emotional Connections Zappos Mission Statement
  10. • Add a low-animation se"ing • Avoid excessive flashes of

    color more than twice a second • Avoid overly-complex parallax effects and scrolljacking Best Practices / Accessibility
  11. • Videos used in this presentation (Dropbox) • History of

    Animation (Webflow) • Response Times: 3 Important Limits (NNG) • Designing Interface Animation (Val Head) • #e Illusion of Life (Cento Lodigiani) • 12 Basic Principles of Animation (Wikipedia) Resources
  12. • Principle (proto%ping tool) • Origami (proto%ping tool) • Framer

    (proto%ping tool) • Giving Your Product a Soul (on emotional connections and the effort/impact graph) Resources / From the Q&A