Micro animations in Figma

[@BigMoneyKirk]

This is so good! Thank you for even going further into breaking down the reasons of WHY you chose to do the things you did - which really helped me learn your process. I can’t wait to start applying these techniques!!

[@anishhirlekar]

Wow, the minute details. So many times we face these small issues while making micro-interactions, now hopefully I should be able to solve them with your techniques which sounds so simple, but truly so much of thought has gone behind that to make it perfect. Thank you!

[@beingdealtwith]

This was really a good tutorial, especially that last bit where she explains why she did it the way she did with examples, it cleared up my confusions head on. Thank you for this!

[@lachocolatada]

Oh, wow!!! I need a tutorial about every single thing on Figma by you! Oh my, the details about why choosing every move or variation is by far, the best. I love the way you explain everything, how you communicate it, and the fun you add to it! Every time I learn something new with your guidance, I enjoy and learn a lot. Thanks!!! Ps: Ps: By the way, I loved the wiggle every time!

[@utlaxis]

Amazing tutorial and thanks for the extra examples that explain the error cases, I think this is very educational congrats!

[@whatsoeverimin]

Thank you a lot for this tutorial, and ESPECIALLY for the last part, because it's incredibly useful for both beginners and professionals. Great job so far!

[@megaroeny]

The breakdown at the end with the Q&A was fantastic! Thank you!

[@manatag7]

what a great tutorial and a great format with that additional examples and explanations. thank you!

This is super helpful. I'd love to see more micro animations like these. Super thank you so much

[@bandadaapp2485]

I loved the explanation with the shoulders swaying.

[@kaii456]

Beautifully done. Love the negative explanations at the end to describe different outputs! This is where many ppl often leave our information!

[@NitinSingh-dw6zp]

Amzing video, just wanted to get started with micro interactions to create one for my project. And yes I created one with ending of the video.

[@emmapotter2333]

Great tutorial, love every time she mentioned 'shake' and she would shake by herself lol

[@emmapotter2333]

This animation is not working as interactive components on my side

[@NehmatGereige]

Brilliant explanation of what not to do. love the details in your video and the clarity of expression and thought process. Thank you.

[@basuki094]

after making the component set, it's not working. before that it's working fine. what am I doing wrong?

[@danieljesudarasimi3379]

Ctrl E

[@mattgib711]

What a fantastic, to the point tutorial, ty!

[@kevinbodi7778]

I think a lot of work will be in to little use, as a lot of front end developers won't be able to carry this over into the real world (even though it's possible). Figma should be more pragmatic and in line with how the different technologies solve this. Both vanilla CSS that has animations with keyframes as well as transitions, but also acknowledge the existence of some popular animation frameworks.

[@porknwithbill]

Sorry your front end team sucks

[@profiAcc]

Totally agree, this serves just to impress the client (which usually takes this for granted bc he doesn't understand how much work it takes to make this in figma). Nonetheless, excellent job. This tutorial was very useful, so a big Thank you :)

[@Meanwhile-00]

I agree with you. A lot of work for one little thing... Impossible in a real world working with brands...

[@BotoKitty-sb6fi]

its for design stage. for client and consultant. agencies can save templates and reuse them for different clients. engineers come at the last stage and how they build their own stuff doesnt matter to designer consultants presenting their material. engineers think the world revolves around them and want to impact the design stage with their limited technologies. nobody will remmeber vanilla css 20 years later but design will be design no matter what medium

[@mihow888]

find new front end devs, problem solved :)

[@carpenterisathing]

I hit the like button as soon as I saw that wibbly-wobbly shoulder thing

[@subhash2403]

Perfectly explained thank you so much 😊

[@Jfseeing]

Very well structured tutorial. Well done 🎉

[@mrduycua]

Great! Thanks for sharing

[@Szynszula]

so cool! And perfect explanations!! Thank you so much

[@pallavikhamkar6908]

very beautifully explained....Thanks!

[@Dominich1993]

Just give us a native animation timeline for interactions like this DAMN

[@cyan__lab]

Thank you for such an amazing tutorial! Very easy to follow, I really appreciate y'all for posting videos like these!

[@loveworksinc.5025]

shift + X, i have always wanted that shortcut

[@HivaOrooji]

I followed all of your instructions, and my heart is functioning correctly until it creates a component. However, after that point, my design fails to work. Could you please explain why this is happening and advise me on what steps I should take?

[@valeriyavaleriya1926]

Thank you so much for examples! Really useful video 👍

[@maxhuk]

Thank you for listing all the pitfalls! Very helpful ❤

[@lucianabenitez6005]

I love this, thank you!

[@mattgib711]

This is like a tutorial on how to make good tutorials XD

[@Rita_Johanna]

Incredible tutorial! Thank you!!

[@suyapicioglu]

thank you! it was very informative!

[@KaiSchmadtke]

I lost it at the less noodles part 🤣🤣🤣

[@HoaiNam9117]

Can I ask something, how to embed a youtube video like at 0:15

[@techcheck3042]

Solid video. Thanks!

[@zishankhan4857]

Loved it...!!

[@kertpilman]

Thanks! More of these please! :)

[@einavHarAnan]

hi, is there any tutorial on how to make just the hovering part animated? thank you

[@javinx21]

Very helpful! thank you

[@bfrick]

Nice tut. Sidenote, the typeface used in the titles is not so hot.

[@MatthewDurant-md9sf]

This is really nice but how can you export this to deliver it to a developer for implamentation?

[@purohitvibhuti]

I have the same doubt...? Like how to convert this in a video GIF format?

[@megaroeny]

What was used to record? I love seeing the keystroke combinations

[@nostunas]

I follow this tutorial step by step, literally doing everything as shown and when I click prototype it doesn't move. Anyone else have this problem?

[@victorianduka9882]

Me too. The click works in mine but the shaking animation doesn't work.

[@palopiza]

exactly the same issue, the click animation works fine, but the wiggle one doesn't :(

[@roastbeefy0weefy]

wiggle gang thank you great tutorial

[@elgalgotranquilo]

I did everything but once I made de component set, doesn't work :(

[@nidole6897]

same here

[@anjumayoub9077]

what's the point in creating these animations, when we can't export them in supported formats like JSON, GIF etc Although it's really fun to create animations and complex prototyping inside figma ❤

[@anastasiiasobolieva9897]

[@raulayala6607]

Uff lovely

[@findingaditya]

Font ???

[@haresmahmood]

Really nice tutorial, but I think Figma is in desperate need of a proper animation solution

[@yaminmohsin]

Haha Loved the dud du du duu

[@oproductdesigner]

cool!

[@ZuziaKwiatkowska-r4k]

My heart moves to the right when rocking, and to one side when it grows :( why?

[@motion_deep]

That's a terrible workflow jst to achieve a simple animation. You need a timeline or at least code driven animation....

[@jeffinjoseph8916]

how would you do it

[@yunbioh4721]

its hover effect do not work absolutely

[@gothicgames4767]

Going into prototype mode does nothing.

[@paulocholla]

"da-duh da-duh"

[@juanzamora9512]

👏

[@loveworksinc.5025]

hey @figma whats her twitter and IG. just watched 3 videos from her and she's excellent. thanks for your very explanatory videos

[@punkshit120]

I want this file pls