Chromuh✈️🎩
@chromuh
to my designers/creatives, how important do you think it is to learn some aspect of motion and interaction design? seems like so many things are almost calling for designers to have some level of familiarity with it across job types
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Piyush Jain
@piyushjain
Yeah i think it's important to learn some part of it ofcourse i feel it gives you upperhand in some part of job you are doing and helps you develop the sense of how things work in this space which definitely helps you, also now there are soo many tools which which has leveled down the learning curve for motion.
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☽Selene☾
@selenevisions
im a jack of all trades and i can see how learning a bit of everything creative & design related enhances judgement and result. any new perspective can birth better and more original ideas and executions of it
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Rachna
@rachna
i think it's a great skill set to have under your belt. you'll definitely have an extra edge over folks who don't know it. also, when you're working w motion designers, it's helpful to have some insight into their workflow too. so it'll make your life easier in a way, when it comes to prepping files to be sent over for an animation. less back and forth.
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Seth
@sthr
By bringing it to life with motion or a prototype, you can communicate and convey your message more effectively. Others might not be able to see your idea from your point of view; in turn, you'll increase your opportunities / approval from your stakeholders.
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saltï
@reinasalti
It doesn’t hurt to know about it! Even if you are a traditionalist who only wants to do design, it would allow you to collaborate with others better and understand what’s possible or best practices.
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Garrett
@garrett
Seeing a lot of people look for this in designers/creatives Definitely separates you from the pack Would recommend getting more familiar with framer motion and gsap
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