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Micro animations for social media – how motion influences user attention
The rule itself is simple, although many people still forget about it: an animation does not have to scream for attention to work well. Sometimes a tiny movement or well-designed feedback is more than enough. Let’s take a closer look at how micro animations improve...
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Dec 5, 2023
How we helped VIDA demonstrate the competitive advantage of their offering? (explainer video 2D for the IT industry)
About the client: VIDA provides cyber security solutions powered by artificial intelligence. Size of the organisation: More than 20 employees. Company departments involved in the project: Marketing Department, Technical Department, Sales DepartmentChallenge: Many...
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Mar 26, 2025
10 must-see explainer graphics that enhance your marketing strategy
Discover how explainer graphics transform complex ideas into visually compelling content that resonates with audiences and drives measurable marketing results.
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Micro animations for social media – how motion influences user attention
The rule itself is simple, although many people still forget about it: an animation does not have to scream for attention to work well. Sometimes a tiny movement or well-designed feedback is more than enough. Let’s take a closer look at how micro animations improve...
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