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Вступление
2:15
Кто такой Евгений Кузьмин?
5:21
Зачем нам нужна анимация?
10:51
О контексте использования анимации
14:50
Анимация на сайте и на дрибле это разные вещи
16:42
Анимация появления
26:41
Как работает магия вовлечения?
32:21
Как создается анимация появления?
39:10
Ответы на вопросы
41:33
Другие функции анимаций
43:29
Создание повествования
52:03
Создание полезного действия
55:54
Компенсация контента
59:11
Системные функции
59:56
Что такое фестивальные анимации?
1:02:30
Как использовать фестивальные анимации?
1:04:59
Какие сайты не получится использовать?
1:06:53
Про бесплатную школу
1:07:16
Анатомия анимации
1:12:42
Вместо резюме
1:13:04
Разбор реальных проектов
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Уровень проектов UPROCK
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ugh Salute to everyone Glad to see you guys This
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will be a monthly tradition for us at the end of
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the month, we will sum up
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some interesting topics in my
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Telegram channel Zhenya Ninja in telegram
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you can find it, we can just choose a
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topic with you Well, I immediately suggest you
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start and I’ll warn you right away this lecture
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will be closed if we don’t get 1000
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likes. If it’s less, I don’t see the point of making it
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public, I’ll leave it for my
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students, so don’t be stingy, don’t
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skimp on likes, let good content be
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promoted. So let’s get to know each other,
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what experience do you have in design and why do you
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want it? engage in design
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Please write, I will understand In what
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context At what level to deliver
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the content So, in brief, who am I And
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why do I have the right to teach design? This is an
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important nuance. Because now it’s who just
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started teaching design.
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Tell Hero Borya about something Oh, I’m
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swearing by the way in advance to everyone who is for the first
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time So look who I am, I have
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been designing for 18 years of experience. And already
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at the age of 19, maybe 20 years, I have already lost my way, in
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fact, and of these, more than 10 years have been an
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art director and founder of my own
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design studio, which at one
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time was one of the top -3 and now I’m busy with school and the
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freelance exchange, in fact, I’ve received
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more than 150 international awards,
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including one of my favorite awards - this is the
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best site of the year for the site for the
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cod gallery according to Serebro, I did
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projects for the Honda coc S7 One Plus pasok
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And many other large brands on
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beh I’m included in the international top If you
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look at the international top for
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interfaces, I’ll be there in the top 100
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one of the most iconic pages on prof I
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’m included in the top 3 Well, you can easily
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see here’s
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the file, let’s quickly go to the file - this is the
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Russian
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analogue and if you go to the specialists, you
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will see that I
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am in the top in the Russian segment. So there is something to teach. And
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what to tell, and my biggest check
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for the site at the old ruble exchange rate. This is
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important to note now, and 3 million rubles at the
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current rate is probably 30% more. This is 4, 5
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dash 5 million average check for a design I take
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from 500,000 and 1 million that is, Clients
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value and love me and my design is valued in
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their eyes for 3 years in X the best of
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the best Well, this is important I think now I
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really don’t like it I myself fram myself
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five I because I think that Look
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better at my portfolio it speaks best
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about me and now there is so much
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info gypsy has become incomprehensible characters
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Therefore, you need to say right away I’m a pro I
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can be trusted relax now
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one pulp will go quickly I’ll read
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10 years in graphic design zero
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experience at your favorite school AK super right
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choice about a year on freelancing for 2 years Yeah
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super I
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understand everything So
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free school Yes by the way in the
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pinned comment we have a
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free school of yuxi design if anyone
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is interested with feedback go
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learn So So that is, I have a great
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practical experience and I want to share
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my experience today, today
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there will be a large detailed lecture on
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interface animation, all questions will be covered for you,
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all the nuances are an important nuance, most
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of the projects that animation
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will be shown to you. These are projects of
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APRO students and I will immediately assume the guys. Keep
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nervously ill pregnant women away from the screens of children.
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anxious and people with a
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weak heart because I will be
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myself and sometimes I also tell my mother how it is
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and everything else And let’s have a little
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nuance I still want to
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look at the camera, the
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damn filters Well, let it be like
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that, the designer’s chins never give
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rest Let’s though just like that in
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a corner as
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if everything is fine, so let's get
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started today as usual, I
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will make the complex simple, this is an important
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nuance, but there is another important nuance when I
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give some kind of lecture, my mission
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in general is to teach people to think and not to design
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Open a small secret Because if
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you know how to think, you can master any industry
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and the first thing you should
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ask yourself when creating a project for any other
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aspect is why the hell are you doing this,
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why do we need animation and Let’s get to the
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fact Recently, I interviewed a
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neuroscientist for a consultation Vyacheslav
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Dubinin is one of the most popular
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neuroscientists in Russia in general, the most
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popular and accordingly we just
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discussed movement with him, look
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movement - this is the strongest visual
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priority, that is, everything I say is
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directly based on scientific aspects and
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movement on the one hand, it involves and
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captures our attention, look, it’s not
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for nothing that I drew a tiger here because we are
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primitive people, no matter how we
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consider ourselves. But our evolution is 40,000 years old at
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most, and accordingly,
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first of all, our physiology is
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tuned to the tasks that we solved
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while living in caves and movement - this is
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one of the most key aspects that
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identifying it, concentrating on it,
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focusing, renewing attention. This is
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what helped us survive and the
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movement itself, we captured
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a point and watched it until we got
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tired of it. Well, until we understand that there is no
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danger or the movement pattern is somehow the
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same a pattern is a repeating
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model of behavior, that is, animation is
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always a strong Aspect. But on the other
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hand, it is also a dominant aspect. That
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is, it can create cannibalism of
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information on the site, that is. And if we have
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strong animation, then it is difficult for us
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to perceive the text Why How it
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works And look, the basic information
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on any site is given through text
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In general What types of content are there text
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photography video there are no other types of content
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that is,
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but emotionally it’s photos and videos Well, they
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also give specifics and texts specifics
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specifics the purest are theses
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This is the price of the product This is anything that
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is already, as it were, immediately
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significant before making a
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decision to leave an application or not to
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leave therefore the text is the very
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meat of our design when we
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draw something, design something and everything else we
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have to start from the architecture
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content and when the user
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analyzes the text, his
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analytical part of the brain turns on. And when we
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see animations, then we have another part of the
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brain that is responsible for creative
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creative urges and this is precisely the area.
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then the process and
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switching between these areas,
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analytically creative, requires
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brain effort, that is, stress is also caused by the
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creative part, well, the so-called
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creative part,
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and
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it relates to our primitive
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instincts, that is, we can involve
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some kind of process and it’s hard for us in a more
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modern, more relevant for us
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to switch the analytical part of the brain,
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that is, to involve it in animation, it’s easy for us to
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get out of there, it’s hard, so I’ve now
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explained to you the general essence of the mechanism of how
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animation works on the interface, we’ll
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now look at the specifics and briefly summarize
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the thesis of what I just told you, the
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more on the site in general that is, this is
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the main rule, there was just
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a justification before this. And now the main rule is
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working with animation, the more text on the site,
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the less animations a simple
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example, look, I made a site for
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multiphotos, this is one of the
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largest photo printing networks and the
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image quality will not be very high
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because there will be a lot of videos here
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But he has already loaded a little more,
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look at this site there is a
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lot of content so there is
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almost no animation here on such sites
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animation is only possible in the slider and
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animation of the appearance through
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translucent blocks is like standard
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animation on Tilda and sometimes also inserting
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video blocks and plus animation for
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pointing at some elements and a
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little bit of some kind of interface
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promo animation somewhere. Well, for example, they
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pointed at this circle, it
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increased a little there;
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there are no animations on such sites because And here
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We have an emphasis on content, structure,
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logic, there are a very large number of
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pages and
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each page is thought out in great detail, this is exactly what I have with
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this site that I made for
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multiphotos, just such sites cost from a
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million rubles and above another type of site A
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which I also did this oh Very
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funny site And I definitely made
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a video with an analysis of this site and I
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even came up with the name of this video And
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how the design of the site made me gay now
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we'll watch it together and have a laugh And this is a site
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for men's panties
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I don't know how to say panties correctly
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Well, it’s probably wrong, and
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I won’t show it here for a long time,
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just look at how elegant the animations are
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and everything else, this is a foreign client,
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the cost is about the same, but here the
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emphasis was not on working with logic
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because the sites are utilitarian, by the way,
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designers And here there is more emphasis on promotion
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emotional components Let's
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not traumatize the psyche, but I warned you
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at the very beginning. Now I'll
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tell you a little about the very essence, look. I adore
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non-standard
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sites that this multiphoto was originally
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given to me. Well, quite a very ancient,
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very old-school design of the site. And now
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I'll quickly run through, yeah,
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yeah, I
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agree, yeah
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so everything Yeah everything I will periodically
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look so as not to Terem contact that is,
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here the Design itself is the structure of the business, that
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is, everything was old school and I tried to
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give it a new breath
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to the business, there was a significant increase in
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sales conversion and the client is satisfied on the
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same site I tried to do
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so here the task itself is non-standard.
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You often make those sites for men’s for
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men’s underwear. I don’t often and
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accordingly I like it when you
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kind of delve into the needs of the client and how
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he is positioned. For the client, the name
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is lying, that is, the person who peeps,
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look, there is a category of men who
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they love this kind of underwear there is
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a dolcigaban Perhaps you have seen they
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always show it directly in their photographs
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and I am sure that when they
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wear this underwear They look in the
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mirror like Oh, how courageous I am,
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how sexy I am and everything else That is,
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I tried to emotionally count
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blindly person and through animation
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was actually able to convey this Let's
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look together now, scroll the animation
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mm And let's look at the site together,
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we're currently
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laying it out, look, we now have
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animation, that is, we and, accordingly, the
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general compositional part goes to
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this part because that it’s like these
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men, they say these narcissists a little bit
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and they kind of look like that Yes, I would like to
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be in the place of this man from behind
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whom he is watching And now we will
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scroll down We focus on the point,
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as if a soaked well, who is
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watching this chick now just a second
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Well, let’s do better
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animation here. And then if we scroll down the
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main page even to the end. Yeah. Well,
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here you go. You see, we have this and
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the logo itself, that is, the look that looks and
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we have this whole animation, it
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repeats this general one form and with
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the help of animation we were able to
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compensate for the lack of visual
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content That is, we usually have
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little content and we did this accordingly, that
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is, in one case we have a lot of
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animation content at least in the second there
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is little content animation maximum And
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you see we are just conveying this this is the
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emotional feeling that you are being
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watched, we are satisfying the
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narcissistic needs of our
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user, you need to be able to make such sites
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in general, I would say not not specifically
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like this, but you need to be able to, in different contexts of
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the situation, be able to include your empathy and
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enter into a person’s thinking, this is
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real X not Research
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Research is a tool How to understand
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the user, but directly the ability to
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understand and read the emotions and
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needs of your client and
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user So look, that is,
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animation is a tool As such and
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like any tool you can do
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it either well or badly. Well, you know, like poison
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it is either medicine or poison and in our
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case it either interferes or helps I have
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now given you the scales with which When
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can you use animation when you
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can’t I’ll quickly take a look and
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yeah
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so everything is super moving on And even
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before we move further on the
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animation I want to clarify otherwise I often
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see in the comments on my
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Instagram that people misunderstand
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animation, look at the animation on the website
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when it’s ready, I just
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showed you the animation on the
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website. For example, another one. Now I
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’ll show you the website
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quickly, this is the real website. And
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here’s what I’m telling you now
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showed this video and these are two
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different things, they are as different
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as the gma design and the already completed site.
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It’s about the same thing. When you
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show the site to the client, it’s the same
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video with animation that you yourself
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designed and But when it’s already been
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implemented, it’s already in production that
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is, there is a designed animation
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when you draw it in an auto effect
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and render it.
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That is, the design is done by gma animation in
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After Effects as well as one. Well,
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the tools there can be different, but
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we take that AFK is the most key and then this is
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your design and the animation is already embodied
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programmer Please write a plus And
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if you understand what I wanted to convey through the
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animations or a minus if it’s not clear
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While you’re writing, there’s a small important
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nuance and the website design can be implemented not
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only by programmers, thank God it
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can be done by webflow and Tilda,
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that’s what we have now Yeah pluses So it's
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all on webflow yes it's all on the wef site
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that
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showed everything super Okay I see
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Great This is an important nuance that
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people often have problems Well
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guys Now I'll tell you about the most
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important animation that
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is on this You can even finish
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the video if this will be enough for you
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But then it will be even more interesting even cooler
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animation But this is straight Base base foundation
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animation of the appearance look we are now
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this is one of my sites that I did
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for I have many advertising agencies
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design agents ordered sites yes
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It happens that colleagues order a
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friend a friend’s site lacks internal strength.
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I want a view from the country and so
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on by the way. Rate on a daily scale how do
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you like the quality of the design of those for example the
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following design I did this for n gy one
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of
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the largest not the largest one of the
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iconic galleries arvin So
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I can this is a real site now
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to show you these
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This is my student’s design We
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have help with commercial projects
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and our students do it At this level, that
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is Well, for now, while I’m studying, I’ll tell you,
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you teach people during training
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and then I began to notice that after
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training many relax I’m like, [ __ ]
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it, I taught you, let’s
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now
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do commercial projects together, we do
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commercial projects several times and then a person
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can change my curators himself without control
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At this level This is
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such a vital necessity
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because I still value my work If we
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teach together Let's consolidate the knowledge
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Now we'll talk, see What
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is appearance animation Let's use
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specific examples to directly open
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these sites themselves and TM agency, for example, open
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TM
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agency tem
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agency here you saw, you'll remember This is
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animation chips let's call it remember this
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animation of the chip, we'll come back to this a little
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later, then the chick line from left to right -
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this is from the fade And all the elements are from the fade, but
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the logo is at different speeds and the lines are
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globally common, the chick appeared from the fade,
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the fade - this was not visible from semi-transparency,
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became visible, moving on, chick
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again a line from a fade and You see, that
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is, there is an ensemble here, that is, in
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fact, simple animations and a line fade
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line fy everything And you, due to the fact that in the
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right order in the sequence you
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give it all, you know how such notes are
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Here I have crappy hearing Well, okay you
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understood I hope the general metaphor is the second
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animation of the chip, now we will talk about the chips in
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more detail, this is just one of
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the aspects of which we will analyze in more detail the
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animation of the appearance You see, it’s
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unusually interesting, this is also the animation of the
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chip, here’s the animation of the appearance And that’s it And here’s
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another chip three chips on everything on
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the page, usually all the features are on the main
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page because on the internal page you have already
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come for the content, but the
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appearance animation We have a very simple one and the line, that
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is, in fact, the appearance animation is the
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most global animation, that is, the
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animation that accompanies you throughout the site
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and, accordingly, them in the
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area there are from two to four on the
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headings, one or two types of animation on
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the lines, it’s always either from left to right
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or from the center or from the fade And more and
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more there is nothing along the lines, and
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text animation if there is a lot of text, I usually
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recommend using a fade, there is no need to complicate it
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because well, when a lot of small
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animations start to hurt your eyes
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and it’s hard for you to perceive the content.
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This is the trick on this site, just
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remember that here is some kind of
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animation that dilutes this one, I don’t
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say it too loudly, but animation that
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dilutes this one here's a general
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animation of the appearance here, here's also a feature
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here and accordingly By the way, why
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exactly this example was made
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because in fact we are making a large card of
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our products of our project and
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we can neatly fold it all out like this so
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that the cards are large and it does
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n’t look monotonous Imagine
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if they stupidly followed each other, it would be
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somehow, well,
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routine, a new emotional experience for
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the user and this involves him in the
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analysis of what we see the next
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project Well, here artwin Gallery is
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about the same thing, see Arvin R
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Win Uh-huh
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Yes And you see here the animation of the
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photo is still interesting. It’s how she
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appears from the fade and in a mask. Here But the
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animation of the text from the fade and below, here’s
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the anatomy of the animation, we’ll talk a little
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later, yes guys, please write, is
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the microphone wheezing when I’m talking to you,
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if that’s the volume? I can
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make it quieter That is, I have a question for
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you Guys, does
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it all look stylish
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or not? Write a plus or a minus
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because when I have such a movement in
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Well, for example, Michael Jackson, you know his
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Moonwalk, I did break dancing And
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when did I learn do the Moonwalk
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myself and the magic from perceiving
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Michael Jackson's Moonwalk has disappeared for me.
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I just see how he moves his legs and
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before I was like Oh wow, the
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emotional context was different.
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Thank you very much for the advantages, the sound is excellent
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Well, the sound is still excellent Cool
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here and there you can see this animation
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is characterized in fact, it is everywhere
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I came to this When in 2018
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2017 when I updated the internal standards of my
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studio And accordingly
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analyzed 500 sites there of this And a
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- these are the best sites that were on
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HTML, we move on, that is, look at
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the animation appearance - This is the most
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universally useful animation. On the one
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hand, it is cheap to produce. That
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is, you came up with a global animation
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for headings for texts for lines for
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cards for photographs and, accordingly,
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hung it on all similar blocks
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throughout the site. But on the other hand, this
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creates an expensive it feels like a way of
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implementation. That is, you have created a global
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animation system and a person has
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the feeling that it’s as if each block
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somehow has a different
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content, a different feeling. He doesn’t have time to
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capture this one. Like how I say this
00:22:04
when you see Michael Jackson’s Moonwalk for the
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first time you're like Wow, damn, how
00:22:08
interesting and unusual, and then you
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understand what kind of things when you're a designer,
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you really don't have any magic, guys.
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Sorry, people, will you stop
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getting so high? Like the usual audiences of the country, But
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enjoy their emotions, too. That's
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actually a way to revive any
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static layout
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look at this is a project of one of my
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students on the block help on
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commercial projects this BC is included in the
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midle package p That is, I myself control
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all these projects so I remember how it
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was in statics. By
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the way, a client came to us, we gave
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it to the student here - it’s cool I
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need your opinion
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Write five if it looks cool Well,
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on a five-point scale that Dava is one
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if it’s not cool pka if it’s cool
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I’ll show you
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the magic now, it’s all the same, but now with
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the animation it looks completely different
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while you’re watching Not wheezes class
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well super yeah
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yeah oh Panzer breveri Ivan finished
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Please share Ivan How did
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you launch with your client I’ll
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show you your project today And the five and
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Look how the animation has become Write
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a plus if you agree that it’s become even cooler
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And I’ll explain to you now magic that is, in
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any fact of learning design or
00:23:37
acquiring a skill, this design of learning
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must always be correct
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The pedagogical process is how you are given
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materials and
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here are the pluses Super Now let's
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look at the same thing, the next project is also a
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commercial project of my student, I'm
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specifically showing you today we'll
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look at different types of projects and
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festival gatherings and, accordingly,
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close to reality and completely everyday
00:24:02
examples. That is, I will show that animation is
00:24:04
relevant everywhere and It is a working tool
00:24:07
and does not depend on the topic itself. Please
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note that there is not a single photograph here at all,
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in fact Yes, there are
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no photographs at all Well, a video from the
00:24:14
client and how it looks Cool This is for
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those whiners who say It’s a
00:24:18
must oh with good photos
00:24:20
you can always do it well guys everything is
00:24:22
always in your hands look the person
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drew a beautifully
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cool gi from the point of view of statics that is, the
00:24:31
layout is static it already looks cool Well,
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just by analogy now look
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how it looks completely different with the animations.
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Here's a feature on
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the header. Micro feature
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here is the animation of the appearance, there
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was an animation of the appearance. Let's turn on the animation of the appearance, and here the feature is here, by the way, also if you look at the animations. There were also features you can see. That
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is, there are animations of the appearances and in them, in the
00:25:06
animation of chips, we’ll
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talk about chips a little later, the main thing is that while you’re
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watching, you should already notice this, so
00:25:16
look at how the magic of appearance animation works.
00:25:19
I’ll now show you an example and
00:25:22
I’ll be interested, did you catch the parallel
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between what happened before how they
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chick-chick were going to appear and what it
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looks like Now I think everyone remembers Harry
00:25:32
Potter, especially for the New Year, everyone
00:25:35
has already updated how he looks there And everything
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else and remember directly in the
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first part he touches the wall and
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it began to gather in every
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adventure film who
00:25:46
has enough budget there is Indiana
00:25:47
Jones or something else all the time like this,
00:25:49
something comes together and uh
00:25:53
involves us in some kind of process. What
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is the feature, I’ll tell you a little later, that’s how it is for
00:26:00
me
00:26:03
and the animation is very complementary. Here and here
00:26:06
accordingly, there are
00:26:08
subjective comments of this kind, the animation was a bit of a shame
00:26:11
And here it’s gorgeous on your
00:26:13
projects You can tweak it yourself or
00:26:15
something else My task is to convey to you the general
00:26:17
aspects Well, it’s even more inconvenient
00:26:18
to watch during the webinar here the speaking
00:26:20
head There’s something else - then and everything else is shown to you in a
00:26:22
quick format When you
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go through the site and when you watch the video,
00:26:26
these are different things, the reason for this aspect,
00:26:29
look at Do you agree with the fact that And
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this and how these cubes
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appear very similar to the animation
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that was before Write a plus or a
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minus why am I telling you this? I want you to have
00:26:43
real UX in your head, but
00:26:46
UX is preserved - this is User Experience, the
00:26:49
user’s experience is more accurate.
00:26:51
And as if practically using this
00:26:53
word, UX incorrectly understands by it
00:26:56
only one prototyping and one
00:26:57
research are the same of the tools
00:26:59
to achieve how to understand what the
00:27:02
user is feeling, and
00:27:04
Okay, look, the plus sign is super Magic Yes,
00:27:10
that is, I want you to feel
00:27:12
This is the most important nuance You must
00:27:14
empathize with the user, be able to understand
00:27:17
him in terms of emotional,
00:27:19
functional, rational, and so
00:27:21
on. emotional and rational,
00:27:23
this is a good thing, it already sounds like damn it,
00:27:25
sometimes you bring out such pearls.
00:27:28
Okay, look at the animation of the appearance - this is an
00:27:31
involving process of building
00:27:33
a system. I’ll explain what this means from the
00:27:35
point of view of psychology, a person is built this
00:27:37
way. Gestalt says about this
00:27:39
that we are trying. Everything around and to see
00:27:42
in everything the shape of five trees, a forest and there are 10
00:27:46
people and a crowd, that is, we first see
00:27:49
that the crowd identifies this for themselves and
00:27:51
then we begin to individually
00:27:53
perceive people and, accordingly,
00:27:55
When we are shown some kind of jumble
00:27:57
of objects
00:27:58
For us, this is one of these you need to create
00:28:02
some kind of system And then the designer
00:28:06
put together a chick for you like this, look how it
00:28:09
came together Oh, how [ __ ]
00:28:12
beautiful Thank you for making everything so
00:28:14
clear That is, excuse me,
00:28:17
I’ll just use swearing to
00:28:18
convey the emotional, such primitive
00:28:21
aspects of inner sensation Write
00:28:23
minus if you don’t like the match, you have
00:28:28
every right, then I can shorten it
00:28:30
or add a plus sign. If it’s also possible, in general for
00:28:32
such transfers of aspects, that is, a person
00:28:36
enjoys when you carefully
00:28:39
put everything together for him and in films, this is the feeling
00:28:41
when bam it’s and some kind of system
00:28:46
has come together and your brain didn’t spend a single
00:28:48
drop of energy on this Well, super thank you, otherwise
00:28:50
I’m swearing during work, I
00:28:53
actually love swearing there, like, really,
00:28:55
but I work with girls, that’s why I’m
00:28:58
old, I’m a feminist from the point of
00:29:01
view of hiring a team Mostly girls work for me.
00:29:04
So look, plus the animation of each
00:29:08
block. That is, this is a pleasure for the brain,
00:29:11
like an active orgasm, let's call it and
00:29:14
plus the
00:29:16
animation of the appearance of each block - this is why I
00:29:18
'll explain to your attention How it
00:29:20
works Let's see, and so we
00:29:25
looked agency website for example,
00:29:29
I went to the website I've already looked at 90 sites
00:29:31
a little, I have a routine I'm tired
00:29:34
of everything I go to the agency and look
00:29:36
Let's just analyze
00:29:38
people's emotions together Let's copy Ctrl C
00:29:42
Ctrl V so quickly
00:29:45
Yeah it's hard to trust people who never
00:29:49
swear swearing yes Yeah Well, one minus
00:29:53
Well, I’ll be a little smaller then Okay,
00:29:55
figs with it, but something doesn’t load normally,
00:29:58
but the gist is that
00:30:01
some block has appeared. I’m so oops, I’m interested in the
00:30:03
second block, the third, the fourth, the fifth, and in
00:30:05
some order that’s all
00:30:06
appears and it’s interesting to me, for
00:30:09
example, you see to I’m so oops again,
00:30:12
attention that is, and we have to
00:30:15
juggle Well, now I’m with
00:30:17
chopsticks Yes, I’m holding chopsticks like that, juggle with a
00:30:21
person’s emotions,
00:30:24
that is, say Try now this
00:30:26
and then look here and now here and
00:30:29
now I have resumed my attention and
00:30:31
look, here I focused on this
00:30:33
and here it appeared, and so and
00:30:35
so, that is, this is a real
00:30:37
understanding of
00:30:39
emotion and what is happening in a
00:30:41
person’s head, we must predict his
00:30:43
action,
00:30:45
juggles, and so on we move further,
00:30:49
that is, here is the animation of the appearance, it is needed
00:30:52
for this, that is, two main aspects: a
00:30:54
cognitive orgasm and
00:30:58
How to create such an animation I have already
00:30:59
told you a little bit, but now I’ll add a little,
00:31:03
look, we are coming up with one or two
00:31:06
global animations, maybe three or four for
00:31:08
which aspects we will come up with for
00:31:10
headings appearance of
00:31:12
headings headings are sometimes large and
00:31:13
additionally small for them or the
00:31:15
same animation appears for example
00:31:17
like this the headings are the most frequent of the
00:31:20
strokes When they appear I will show now for
00:31:22
example just either for large ones with a
00:31:24
head of some interesting letter
00:31:25
and for small ones like since it’s a little simpler,
00:31:28
text animation is always almost from a
00:31:30
fade or from a fade and a little from below, sometimes
00:31:33
a little from left to right to right animation of the
00:31:35
appearance of a photo It’s somehow
00:31:37
beautiful with a mask there’s everything else and the
00:31:39
line animation I already told you, in
00:31:41
principle, come up with this one
00:31:44
Spectrum of animations And you have enough so let's move
00:31:48
on By the way guys Don't forget
00:31:49
to like if we collect 1000
00:31:51
likes in 2 days then this video
00:31:53
will be saved on tube If not then it will remain
00:31:56
only for my students
00:31:58
So we will come up with these global
00:32:01
animations and link them to all objects of
00:32:03
yours design like this in this example,
00:32:05
look at the animation, photos by the way,
00:32:07
you saw this and this was done by a website for one
00:32:10
of the
00:32:11
largest companies that
00:32:13
deals with these it services. Well, it
00:32:17
hires programmers for large companies and
00:32:19
Pay attention to how everything appears, that
00:32:21
is, you are already through the prism of what I
00:32:24
told you, you can see just this
00:32:26
moonwalk of Maxon That is, how he
00:32:29
raised his leg there, moved it back,
00:32:32
raised the next leg, moved it back And
00:32:34
this is the main thing, the
00:32:35
Nastiness of these actions is synchronized and
00:32:38
regarding the little trick, let’s move on,
00:32:43
yeah, so ask all the big questions in at the
00:32:46
very end, I
00:32:48
will answer all your questions in detail. So, on the main page,
00:32:53
place one or two interesting animations.
00:32:55
Wow animations, this is just an animation of chips,
00:32:57
that is,
00:32:58
dilute it so that the user does not
00:33:00
see patterns of repeating
00:33:04
behavioral models of animations;
00:33:06
repeating animations should be diluted with some
00:33:09
non-standard ones, then it will do nothing at all
00:33:11
will not understand and will think that everything is somehow
00:33:12
varied but at the same time somehow
00:33:14
systematic and logical, and this
00:33:16
pleasant, as
00:33:18
if easy, deception is what he needs to create. That
00:33:22
is, this is exactly the variety of perception of
00:33:25
general animation Let’s see here what
00:33:26
I did Is this this for Is this a serious
00:33:29
company that deals with
00:33:30
real estate Let's take a look together
00:33:33
and here you see the animation of
00:33:37
the chip now for you uh yeah
00:33:45
by the way uh who is the free
00:33:50
design school pinned to the comments there
00:33:52
will also be more lectures on the typography of
00:33:55
composition A and everything else So
00:33:58
that you like the lectures, you can also take
00:33:59
free training with feedback And
00:34:02
now about this site Let’s
00:34:04
see together what it looks like in
00:34:05
reality firstly, I’ll show it at the same time,
00:34:10
watch the content There was a
00:34:14
small fic Well, as usual, it’s boring and boring
00:34:16
And all this had to be presented boring
00:34:17
and tedious and this too I like tasks like this
00:34:20
What do we see when we open the
00:34:23
site a feature that is, like an animation of
00:34:25
the appearance but somehow it appeared in a non-standard way
00:34:26
such a cross feature is already nice
00:34:28
then they gave us this photo next
00:34:31
Look You can see the feeling of depth
00:34:35
usually the photos on the cover are them
00:34:36
small here and uh, we made it big and
00:34:40
due to the fact that there is also animation here,
00:34:42
which kind of immerses a person,
00:34:44
involves him in a downward movement, and it’s
00:34:48
directly non-standard because
00:34:49
it’s not rectangular in proportions and it’s
00:34:52
vertical, it kind of emphasizes all this
00:34:53
geometry and you’re like Damn it’s a
00:34:55
cool interesting unusual experience and you’re
00:35:00
ready to have a look and it kind of goes against
00:35:03
the rules, that is, in
00:35:06
all our designs we should break the rules a little
00:35:07
because the rules are good
00:35:10
but the rules are a little bad because
00:35:12
And you always want some kind of novelty brain
00:35:15
This is how it is structured thanks to novelty and
00:35:17
curiosity. By the way, we have invented a lot of things.
00:35:19
But at the same time, we want
00:35:22
to save energy and therefore we choose a
00:35:24
more understandable, familiar pattern, like
00:35:26
this [ __ ] Paradox on the one hand,
00:35:27
but on the other hand, it is the ability to
00:35:30
balance, as if to walk. This is
00:35:31
what rope and makes a super designer a
00:35:34
super designer such a cool
00:35:36
name super designer
00:35:38
So you can be one, look, that
00:35:42
is, here it is one trick, let's move
00:35:45
on, the chik has been fixed, darkened and
00:35:48
it starts as if one sheet of paper, a
00:35:51
second sheet of paper, a third sheet of paper,
00:35:54
here we also have a non-standard one animation of
00:35:56
appearance slider
00:35:58
one more one more one interestingly
00:36:02
interestingly it knocked down our kind of free
00:36:07
pattern of perception of this, that is,
00:36:11
the concept from the client said We must
00:36:13
We really want to do it cleanly
00:36:15
and structurally clearly, this is a word about those
00:36:19
who think that someone orders Russian Behind
00:36:20
ok, clients immediately
00:36:22
say We want it to be clean and neat and
00:36:24
to make it clear Russian Behind is not about
00:36:27
that That’s what we see here,
00:36:30
purely logically, everything is clear in great
00:36:35
detail That is, this is a good, understandable
00:36:38
commercial offer from the
00:36:40
developer himself about these animations,
00:36:42
what functions does it perform in the first place? the first ones are
00:36:44
emotional, that is, we consolidate
00:36:48
here the aesthetics are read as elegance,
00:36:51
long elongated light shapes - this is
00:36:54
elegance, as it were, and look at this moment, on the
00:36:57
one hand, we seem to be
00:36:58
talking about various convenient things
00:37:01
that we can help you find, and on the other
00:37:04
hand, a very important nuance is what's
00:37:08
interesting here is that such a trick is that
00:37:12
we needed to
00:37:17
place identical blocks one after another. Well, look. Imagine
00:37:19
that there is this block and then behind it there
00:37:23
will be this same type of dull site and with the help of such animation the overlap
00:37:26
looks interesting, but it does
00:37:28
n’t fit it read the presentation
00:37:32
closed Well, okay, no big deal, now
00:37:35
I
00:37:38
’ll open it Yes, it’s
00:37:40
funny,
00:37:42
Okay, let’s save it so it’s nothing, I’ll
00:37:45
quickly distract you with comments
00:37:47
Russian or Russian aka Russian - this is
00:37:50
when birds, butterflies and everything else this
00:37:52
design was relevant 10 years ago I
00:37:54
drew it 10 years ago I gave it up even when I was 12 years old
00:37:57
in 2010, he’s still drawing a
00:37:59
very amazing thing, the palak effect. Yes,
00:38:02
and that effect. When in the background it’s
00:38:04
moving at a different speed, and in front it’s a
00:38:07
prolac effect. It’s actually from computer
00:38:09
games. Who remembers her? Sega And on Dandy you have a
00:38:12
background I was moving at the same time with you, but on
00:38:14
Sega the background was moving slower and
00:38:16
it felt like there was some
00:38:18
kind of depth, so let’s move
00:38:25
on, I adore myself
00:38:29
and another
00:38:31
project now we’ll
00:38:35
quickly talk about You see how many of your
00:38:39
favorite
00:38:45
slides are here, and now I’m giving you another one I
00:38:51
’ll show you everything on the site, look at it’s also a cool
00:38:56
site I like it for one of the
00:38:58
largest companies Cody and here is the
00:39:00
animation of the appearance of the feature here due to
00:39:03
this block because it’s big
00:39:06
emotional Here’s this They’ve already
00:39:09
added it themselves Here’s the feature itself
00:39:12
Look at the slider itself it’s cool
00:39:16
we need modern architecture - this is
00:39:18
minimalism and we needed to reflect it in the design
00:39:20
That’s it, and I’m straight to the
00:39:23
owner of this business, he’s a
00:39:26
billionaire, a wealthy adult man with
00:39:28
such character, it was nice to
00:39:30
work with him, I show him and he’s
00:39:32
so straight, I see how his face looks
00:39:35
that is, I already see how he is like this, I
00:39:38
show him all this, he is so damn
00:39:39
cool and
00:39:41
And this, again, is that modern
00:39:45
clients
00:39:46
And even if they seem to be from such a
00:39:50
conservative subject as real estate, they
00:39:52
can understand and read good
00:39:55
design That’s
00:39:58
all maybe guys, that is, good
00:40:00
design is in demand on the market, okay,
00:40:03
let's close Oleg, then I'll show you more of him. So
00:40:07
look, the feature there was an
00:40:11
animation of the appearance on the slider, that is, the
00:40:14
usual chips are from one to three, three
00:40:19
- this is the most optimal Well, no, two or three is the
00:40:21
most optimally the first thing is always on the cover
00:40:23
you create some interesting thing to
00:40:25
involve a person, if not with animations then
00:40:28
you can insert good 3D illustrations
00:40:30
or photographs there. But the best thing, of
00:40:32
course, is everything in combination, then somewhere in
00:40:34
the middle there is a small reverberance and
00:40:36
at the end some small nuance maybe
00:40:39
something
00:40:41
twitches that he remembers the beginning,
00:40:43
the end and somewhere an emotional middle
00:40:46
or two, but it’s better if we have three to five
00:40:48
in the middle, the person will just have slate
00:40:50
flowing, he will say [ __ ], I’m here for
00:40:52
Information and not for all this animation That
00:40:54
is if you are some kind of
00:40:56
fun it should be appropriate thing everything
00:41:00
should be appropriate we
00:41:07
juggle the
00:41:09
emotional and rational experience of
00:41:11
the user
00:41:12
So write on a scale of ten
00:41:14
whether everything is clear, logical lecture Do
00:41:17
you like it like that and I will quickly answer
00:41:20
while you vote the animation should be done
00:41:22
in the author's 3D effect you need to do Cinema and
00:41:25
Blender, so
00:41:28
there are other ter for example for
00:41:30
animating interfaces, it’s simpler but you
00:41:32
can do it faster But AK
00:41:35
can actually do everything there Thanks
00:41:37
for the dozens I’m very glad that you like it
00:41:39
guys So now we’ve talked
00:41:42
about the base the base that’s enough for you for 99% of
00:41:45
sites and now we’ll start digging into the
00:41:48
individual most interesting most
00:41:50
complex situations with animations
00:41:53
So show me some sites with numi themes, I
00:41:57
’ll show you something like electrical installation, I’ll
00:41:59
show you a normal building device, and I’m
00:42:02
saying that everything is possible So
00:42:05
the story is moving, look, I made the
00:42:08
sites for one
00:42:10
company it’s like an opera So
00:42:15
there’s a political character, I’m not a
00:42:19
politician myself. Let’s be honest, I’m
00:42:21
not a [ __ ] politician at heart. And if someone asked
00:42:23
me when they asked me, tell me your opinion
00:42:24
about politics, I don’t care about politics at all,
00:42:26
I’m not into it An expert in design
00:42:28
An expert, so no, ask only
00:42:29
what I’m an expert in. And I think in general, it’s
00:42:32
necessary to always formulate Tom, but in general,
00:42:34
let’s move on.
00:42:36
So, I’m trying to make the world a better place through
00:42:39
what I can. I’m creating a real community and
00:42:41
everything else. That’s what I recommend to you. look at the same thing
00:42:44
What a beautiful animation of
00:42:48
the narration chick-chick-chick
00:42:51
and let’s try to open this site
00:42:54
and look, it’s great,
00:42:59
look I accidentally reloaded
00:43:04
the page yes This is not the same Rus
00:43:07
to this is due to the fact that at the beginning some
00:43:10
technical problem broke for me - then a failure
00:43:12
occurred And this is how it
00:43:14
happens psychologically Well, it’s okay, watch the
00:43:16
animation, the narrative animation - This is
00:43:19
for long grids in real life, I’ve had
00:43:22
very few orders from commercial sites
00:43:23
in my life, I’ve done about three or four
00:43:25
longreads, one for a TV gallery, the other for
00:43:28
here these guys are the third for Oleg Now I’ll
00:43:31
show you Oleg DOW is one of the iconic
00:43:33
artists and directly And what I
00:43:37
wanted to bring this to is that,
00:43:42
uh, this is not so often ordered, but it’s
00:43:46
very cool so that you can
00:43:48
make something for yourself. Take any topic of
00:43:49
any kind. then interesting in design and with
00:43:51
laying it out on webflow or on Tilda,
00:43:53
here’s a site. And why I like the design of the
00:43:57
site, look I wanted to convey And in this
00:43:59
site design, that is, I adore it, that is,
00:44:02
look at the promotional sites I did back in 2010
00:44:05
for Honda Rostra for Panasonic I
00:44:09
made such sites, it just blew my mind
00:44:12
And when you become more mature,
00:44:14
you try, so I just taught
00:44:17
myself to do a hyper task from a minimum
00:44:19
object to create the most complex Well,
00:44:22
ingenious things Please tell me on a
00:44:24
scale of ten whether this is all cool for you
00:44:28
or not Did you succeed? I need to make it with a minimum of
00:44:30
objects. Cool. I’m interested in your
00:44:33
opinion. You have the right to put
00:44:36
this and a one, for example, I hope there
00:44:38
will still be high scores. The point is the
00:44:40
following. I want you to just
00:44:42
understand me, my personal approach with my
00:44:44
students, I’m not promoting it. Wow, it
00:44:47
blows the roof off a lot there
00:44:49
they suck at visual elements, especially on posters.
00:44:52
But I have the right to do it on my projects.
00:44:54
Well, it’s just minimalism, minimalism, and
00:44:56
accordingly, how do I
00:44:58
convey emotions here? Look, I wanted to.
00:44:59
Perhaps you’ve ever seen books of
00:45:02
poetry, for example, by Yesenin or someone else,
00:45:04
and me I wanted to convey some of the
00:45:07
lyricism of the poems here and,
00:45:11
accordingly, the lyricism of our outback.
00:45:14
That is, what task the client
00:45:16
set for me, I handed it over accordingly,
00:45:18
that is, look, we now seem to be
00:45:21
immersed, it’s as if we are walking
00:45:23
along with this character, it’s gone and
00:45:27
then we have it on the left fire on the right
00:45:30
statics then we have We seem to
00:45:32
look like this with our eyes And what an
00:45:35
interesting deep Russia we have This is my
00:45:37
main message This is what I wanted to convey
00:45:40
They had this kind of task The
00:45:42
client stopped and now we
00:45:45
seem to look into the depths You know when
00:45:46
a person somewhere in the distance you look just
00:45:48
wants to focus the technical department the
00:45:50
section is reviews and news and here is the section
00:45:54
that, as it were, the
00:45:57
duality of our country shows
00:45:59
diversity and look we
00:46:04
scroll, that is, and so you, due to
00:46:08
these micro nuances, create this new
00:46:10
experience here this is a story Let's
00:46:13
now give you another one and I'll show you such a project
00:46:16
Oleg DOW - this is one of the iconic
00:46:18
photography artists who
00:46:20
used Photoshop alone for his
00:46:23
covers. That is, you may have seen
00:46:26
Photoshop updates his cover once a year
00:46:28
and he used it for himself so
00:46:32
pony to the point super if if the design were
00:46:34
poetry Evgeny was a poet yes This is very
00:46:37
touching Thank you Daria this is
00:46:40
really who I am How I wish I could
00:46:42
make films as a child and make
00:46:44
computer games and then I didn’t do it
00:46:47
Let’s
00:46:49
honestly act in Russian cinema This is
00:46:52
probably a mess Well, except for the film,
00:46:54
the boy’s words I guess they surprised me, they surprised me, the
00:46:57
guys were skeptical about the first two
00:47:00
episodes, but then they turned it around okay.
00:47:02
Okay, I’ll now show you one of the
00:47:05
most iconic artists from the site
00:47:06
that I’m doing, and accordingly, it’s
00:47:08
right there, it costs about 1 million rubles.
00:47:10
Look,
00:47:13
and
00:47:15
now what do we see here? Here we see
00:47:17
his work, that is, and what a nuance
00:47:21
And it’s like we’re walking through the creative
00:47:24
gallery of
00:47:27
Yoshkin
00:47:28
Matryoshkin, we’ll have to get lost in
00:47:30
time So, accordingly, the photographs
00:47:33
move
00:47:35
on. I hope they won’t be for art. Okay, we’ll
00:47:39
do it. In general, But
00:47:43
I want to show you guys That’s it I hope
00:47:47
Yes, you may have time in the EU, it’s possible to
00:47:50
watch this video before it’s
00:47:51
banned
00:47:54
So look, we have a narrative
00:47:57
going on. That is, you’ve seen the work of this
00:47:59
artist, that is, the main essence that
00:48:01
we see in his works is, and on the one
00:48:05
hand, what we see is that I’m worried about the essence
00:48:09
per, we first look at his work, work a,
00:48:11
stretched out as much as possible across the entire height of the
00:48:14
screen That is, it’s as if we
00:48:17
walked through the gallery, we were inspired by his
00:48:19
work, they are dual on the one hand, they are
00:48:21
ideal on the other, they are repulsive,
00:48:24
and then we go to a about usually
00:48:28
pages Eu no one ever
00:48:30
visits artists But this is the most and but this is no
00:48:32
less important part because the
00:48:34
emotional part that you And see
00:48:36
in this artist you then buy and
00:48:39
directly from us and his work is a
00:48:42
story about him and his and the transformation of
00:48:47
these works is friend in each other and
00:48:49
the transfer of common lines between them and the general
00:48:52
feeling of discomfort when reading but
00:48:55
enough to
00:48:57
involve you and the sun was comfortable and
00:48:59
look a little feeling of
00:49:01
dizziness with the help of this thing
00:49:03
We created it non-standard and and
00:49:06
reality This is perception at the same
00:49:09
time this is like the continuation of the development of his
00:49:11
gallery, that is, we pass on This is all this,
00:49:14
this has all turned out so well, and
00:49:18
this is the
00:49:20
trace and, accordingly, the end of all
00:49:24
this, we are breathing in here already Koti, a large
00:49:27
colossal number of exhibitions in
00:49:29
which he participated and the opportunity to
00:49:32
contact them and buy this work
00:49:34
Please write plus did
00:49:36
I manage to convey the emotions that I
00:49:38
told or not this is one of my
00:49:40
last works I think it’s brilliant,
00:49:42
that is, I wanted it Brilliantly with all
00:49:46
modesty because I have the right
00:49:48
you know how it is Aida son of a [ __ ] Aida
00:49:51
Well done Pushkin said this to himself I
00:49:53
think we have the right to evaluate
00:49:55
our work positively, because here it
00:49:58
seems to me that there is no more to be added, no less to be taken away. That
00:49:59
is, this is very cool. I think
00:50:03
it’s the best example when a designer
00:50:05
himself creates art two. Yes, I just wanted to
00:50:06
convey the genius of his works
00:50:09
Oleg
00:50:11
and I don’t think it turned out in
00:50:13
full, I’m embarrassed to say Well, let’s be
00:50:15
honest, this is what happened about the
00:50:19
narration. This is exactly the second site
00:50:20
where they showed you the narration and the
00:50:23
narration is usually a horizontal
00:50:24
scroll and with a transition a vertical scroll,
00:50:26
that is, all the time there are no global
00:50:28
animations Here all the time some kind of
00:50:30
movement is happening and your task
00:50:33
is to surprise a person with every step.
00:50:36
So, why do we still need
00:50:39
animation and some interesting one? This is
00:50:42
also the highest level of animation that
00:50:45
I adore is to create useful actions,
00:50:47
look, the client gave this block and three
00:50:50
photographs now we'll scroll through this
00:50:52
block again, look here's a coldie description and three
00:50:57
photos of the design. You should have put it like this, like
00:51:00
this, it would have been
00:51:01
bad, but I directly came up with
00:51:04
this animation where we have it on the left and we
00:51:07
seem to
00:51:10
scroll Three photos one
00:51:13
action and a capacity three actions It
00:51:18
turned out cool, that is, and we kept
00:51:21
this minimalist aesthetic throughout the
00:51:23
design, but were able to succinctly include more
00:51:27
content, the first option and create
00:51:30
useful actions, the second, but our
00:51:33
machine guns are also a non-standard theme of a
00:51:36
sports carbine, and here are sports
00:51:40
carbines I studied the trek myself a little
00:51:43
I was involved in sports shooting and there, in
00:51:46
general, the essence is that you don’t
00:51:48
understand [ __ ], so you want to buy yourself a
00:51:49
carbine and start saving yourself money,
00:51:52
you don’t understand, that is, there are standard
00:51:55
options, there are
00:51:57
civilian weapons. And then there are
00:52:00
sports carbines, and you go to their
00:52:02
website and there they are so poorly made and
00:52:04
you don’t understand why you have to
00:52:06
pay 200,000 And here you seem to
00:52:08
buy another 100,000 for 50,000, you add a body kit to
00:52:12
its body kit - this is a collimator
00:52:14
sight, something else will change there and everything
00:52:15
else, but it
00:52:17
was necessary to explain why here you
00:52:22
have to overpay and get a
00:52:25
high-quality object, look,
00:52:27
here we have a carbine, here we show the bolt group. We show the
00:52:40
firing pin, we show the guide. That is, while you and Kroly are talking about the object itself, the trigger mechanism, the cocking handle. That is, it is
00:52:43
thus here and in great detail
00:52:46
all the stories are very clear Here is the cover photo itself
00:52:49
Pay attention horizontally
00:52:50
by the way because the product itself allowed
00:52:53
the context of the situation to pull it out and we
00:52:56
already have IT directly the story itself, that
00:53:00
is, again I ask you if it was possible to
00:53:04
clearly tell about this, as if
00:53:07
the anatomy of this weapon of this
00:53:10
sports equipment is better so,
00:53:14
because this is sports
00:53:16
equipment, tell me Write the pros or
00:53:19
cons, this is the first nuance, the second nuance, I
00:53:21
wanted to convey the emotional feeling,
00:53:24
look, the men who do this,
00:53:27
they are actually children inside because
00:53:29
it’s a little bit of a toy according to internal
00:53:32
feelings. That is, when they buy
00:53:33
such a thing for them this is, first of all, an
00:53:36
emotional memory of how they
00:53:38
played war games as children, that is, and as a
00:53:40
child you also loved films about this
00:53:44
or that Mission: Impossible, you
00:53:47
know, some of those action-adventure
00:53:49
blockbusters, and there was always
00:53:51
a briefing there - this is when you know
00:53:53
the hologram appears and you
00:53:55
say something like here, our enemy will be here, there will be
00:53:57
some kind of secret weapon, and we
00:53:58
need to take it all there, and I wanted to
00:54:00
convey it through a serious search so that on a
00:54:04
subconscious level, so that he
00:54:05
would consider it and so that he would understand, like, damn.
00:54:09
How do you want us to pulled out the right
00:54:12
emotion that he himself really
00:54:14
wants to experience. Thank you for
00:54:17
the advantages and for your understanding, and
00:54:22
here and now this is the highest level of animation, that
00:54:25
is, not just when we involve
00:54:27
them. But there are even deeper ones and there are still some
00:54:32
animations to compensate for the content, so I
00:54:34
did for brand chi Koli and website design
00:54:38
This is for a modern audience there is
00:54:42
just a modern audience there boys and
00:54:45
girls who are modern
00:54:47
European boys and girls who have
00:54:49
trends
00:54:50
there well there they are modern
00:54:53
trends and this product was made for this market,
00:54:55
well, you understand about what
00:54:56
trends now they say too many words,
00:54:59
you’re afraid to blurt it out, although I’m the only one
00:55:02
saying it. You need to be more careful with your words.
00:55:04
But look about this site,
00:55:08
in fact there were only five
00:55:09
products and descriptions for them, nine more
00:55:12
posts for the blog, there was no more content
00:55:15
and you accordingly, you try to
00:55:18
compensate for all this, firstly, and with color,
00:55:21
form, composition and animations to
00:55:24
create in a person that there are not just
00:55:26
five products there, but some kind of
00:55:28
serious site, that is, with the help of
00:55:30
rich visual techniques you are just
00:55:33
compensated for the lack of Content, this is
00:55:35
exactly what a store with underwear for
00:55:37
men, that is, boutiques, they usually
00:55:40
don’t have any content. And you owe them, but still
00:55:44
create some kind of emotional content
00:55:47
due to your visual techniques, and
00:55:49
I also like these lines, we’ll
00:55:51
look together now, look, they are
00:55:54
dividing stripes if If there
00:55:56
weren't any animation on them, we'd just
00:55:59
lose the separation between blocks
00:56:03
like this OKAY in this video you'll show how to
00:56:07
implement animation in the author's effect
00:56:09
guys, there's a lot of such videos. And
00:56:11
look, I'm not Let's give you a little
00:56:14
nuance
00:56:16
and the animation in the author the effect is done very
00:56:19
simply, this mechanical action of such
00:56:21
videos is simply a lot on the Internet, it’s simply
00:56:24
immeasurable How to do it in animation in aek but
00:56:27
what’s the use of the tool If you don’t know how to think,
00:56:29
my task is to promote
00:56:32
thinking to use the
00:56:34
tool Do you agree with this That
00:56:37
is, if you came for mechanical
00:56:38
execution I have a lot of lessons on rice,
00:56:41
can you find some more lessons? But
00:56:43
today we are learning to think about things like this. Here’s
00:56:46
what I’m telling you now in detail,
00:56:49
no one will tell you even in
00:56:51
paid courses. So
00:56:54
Vyra mechanically
00:56:58
learn how to use the tool or be able to think
00:56:59
how to use it Okay and
00:57:02
accordingly, Oleg, who I
00:57:03
was talking about now, the other photos are not
00:57:06
like this, but I told you the general
00:57:09
metaphor and interaction with this and
00:57:12
further Yes, thanks for
00:57:17
the pluses, today we turn on the brain Yes, there are tons of
00:57:20
mechanical lessons on the
00:57:22
Internet because no one
00:57:24
wants to think But guys, this is the most scarce thing here
00:57:28
if you don’t know how to think, tomorrow you will be
00:57:29
replaced by a neuron, a neuron doesn’t know how to do
00:57:34
abstract tasks, think abstractly,
00:57:38
and I see, and people have forgotten how. Now
00:57:41
this is what I’m promoting, so look at the
00:57:47
system functions, and the system functions
00:57:49
are very clear. In general, you
00:57:52
appear, it
00:57:53
floats out here. this was Ingostrakh,
00:57:56
it was made by the Ingostrakh website,
00:57:59
Diy, he was made by a former graduate of Aka, I
00:58:02
participated here and I’m pleased, that is,
00:58:04
everything that I’m telling you now, all
00:58:06
this went through me and here are the animations, this is a
00:58:09
system animation, the next system
00:58:11
animation is also a student who made a
00:58:14
commercial project with our help you see the
00:58:16
hover on the card, you can create
00:58:17
some kind of trick, here I hovered over a
00:58:25
light silver linen
00:58:27
site, let's move on
00:58:28
Festival
00:58:32
animation Well, this is the most fun for everyone
00:58:34
but the most stupid
00:58:37
Mostly in half the cases What is
00:58:41
Festival animation, see if you
00:58:44
go to the Awards website You often
00:58:46
in any case, you are faced with
00:58:47
the thought of how the [ __ ] I can use this in life,
00:58:50
look, we go to the
00:58:53
VS website and you look cool, bam,
00:58:59
such a thrill And when a client comes to me
00:59:01
who has everything This may come in handy, but the
00:59:04
spoiler is never here, but and,
00:59:08
accordingly, you look So
00:59:09
you think about this, what should I do with this, how should I
00:59:11
use it? So I’ll tell you now,
00:59:14
look at everything. Well, in the world you
00:59:17
need to be smart, mechanically
00:59:20
reusing something won’t lead to anything.
00:59:22
Well, that’s logical. Although many people do
00:59:24
n’t understand this. this word is what you need to
00:59:26
be able to think, look, now let’s look at
00:59:29
why festival websites are needed in general,
00:59:31
the thing is useful, in fact, their goal is
00:59:34
to create a unique experience. But the problem with
00:59:37
festival animations is that these are
00:59:38
exhibition samples, remember the word
00:59:41
festival animations, this is also on the site
00:59:44
at other competitions, these are exhibition
00:59:47
samples that is, they are good for competitions
00:59:50
but rarely for clients But
00:59:52
in general, it’s very useful, I’ll explain, but there is a
00:59:56
concept car, these are some kind of hyper new
00:59:58
cars, there are fashion shows. That is, all this
01:00:01
is shown in front of each other in
01:00:02
reality, a little will come from this. But
01:00:04
namely, here this Freedom of thought allows
01:00:08
us to move on, we sort of straightened our
01:00:11
shoulders, did some kind of creative
01:00:13
work and then pulled something out of it
01:00:16
that we could apply in real
01:00:18
life and that’s it
01:00:24
really
01:00:26
literally perceives that these sites
01:00:28
should be used directly, there is no need to
01:00:30
use them directly, I’ll now
01:00:31
show you how you can partially use it.
01:00:33
So, about festival animations, but
01:00:36
the good thing is teaching them to treat them with little respect
01:00:40
because you are too attracted by the
01:00:42
animation and it will be too late for the user it
01:00:45
will be inconvenient Therefore, it will be wise to treat everything
01:00:49
And all the creators, writers, artists,
01:00:52
designers are a bit of a narcissist, everything is
01:00:54
correct and it is the festival that allows
01:00:56
them to realize their maximum creative potential, that
01:00:58
is, festival animations can be
01:01:00
used, but in doses, like poison And this is
01:01:03
either medicine or poison That’s how
01:01:06
these things work in general to study animations and how
01:01:08
to work with them, look, this is the animation of
01:01:10
the appearance now of photographs, this is the
01:01:12
animation of the appearance of headings, this is the
01:01:15
animation of the appearance of photos. You see the animation of the
01:01:17
appearance. That is, it’s similar to everything,
01:01:20
that is, all that is here is the
01:01:22
animation of the appearance. Please write
01:01:24
the advantages And this animation chips if this
01:01:27
site that I took SSA completely
01:01:29
obeys all the rules that I
01:01:31
spoke about in animation appearances and
01:01:33
animations chips, that is, I split the
01:01:36
Irsa system for the vast
01:01:39
majority of sites in which this
01:01:42
mechanics is applicable on real sites
01:01:46
So here it’s the same You see
01:01:49
animation of the chip and animation of the appearance at the same
01:01:51
time here we have animation This is
01:01:54
cool animation of the appearance animation of the
01:01:56
chip all the whole site on this here
01:01:58
animation of the chip that is in fact There are
01:02:00
only three blocks and they are saturated, that
01:02:03
is, we were able to compensate for this with the help of
01:02:05
these animations lack of
01:02:07
content such pies
01:02:11
then that's all That's half of the sites on
01:02:14
ews that's what you see animations
01:02:17
of appearance It's better not
01:02:19
to use this 3D because the loder
01:02:20
will appear there, that is, everything with 3D is
01:02:23
almost always heavy, well, or then a
01:02:26
minimum of polygons is needed in the sport of polygons
01:02:27
- these are the details You see, this is the
01:02:31
animation of the appearance and these are the features at the
01:02:34
very beginning there was a feature only it is
01:02:36
technologically complex, so if you have a website from the bottom
01:02:38
This is bad and that is,
01:02:46
slowroll you have a website this is bad Here
01:02:50
Oleg DOW we allowed because he there is a
01:02:54
personal site and
01:02:56
there it instantly appears, here
01:03:00
we have an appearance animation. Look, it’s
01:03:01
so cool, it’s so special because
01:03:03
it’s so hardcore, you can
01:03:05
use it on the headers on
01:03:07
the headers, it looks normal, but on
01:03:09
the text they didn’t use animations
01:03:12
of these creeping lines. So,
01:03:15
accordingly, you can use on
01:03:17
your sites by analogy with those rules with
01:03:20
those rules as I said, that is,
01:03:22
take references in this Key. Here are the
01:03:26
sites you won’t be able to
01:03:27
use. Is
01:03:29
it possible to ask all the questions then?
01:03:32
I’ll be happy to answer you. So,
01:03:34
what sites won’t work? you can
01:03:36
almost always use this with 3D, they
01:03:41
look at this to make
01:03:44
this 3D scene, and many browsers will
01:03:47
not handle this 3D scene at all. And here are animations
01:03:51
with fade, that is, here. The whole trick of the whole
01:03:53
site is in this on the sides. That is, this
01:03:56
this is what I would call Russian behs with
01:03:59
butterflies only technologically with 3D
01:04:02
a lot of demons and for a real site this is not
01:04:04
very suitable or it can
01:04:06
only be suitable for super brands
01:04:08
superbus RUP brand which they just
01:04:11
want to bring to life in front of their
01:04:13
user with some kind of unusual experience.
01:04:15
another site about you see they have loda all the time
01:04:18
But here is the animation by the way of the
01:04:22
fade header and hover buttons You can use this in
01:04:24
your own place by the way
01:04:26
appearance animations it would be nice to
01:04:28
use buttons that’s all the whole design of
01:04:31
the site is dedicated to these five points
01:04:34
each of these points is a pop-up That is,
01:04:36
you awarded this entire
01:04:38
scene, that is, I can tell you that the
01:04:41
vast majority of people will never
01:04:43
open these points, that is,
01:04:44
the conversion here is so low,
01:04:47
but it was, well, such sites are sometimes made to
01:04:51
specifically win a competition
01:04:53
to show their colleagues or something else
01:04:55
Tai Sat launches and usually then after
01:04:57
3-4 months it replaces it with a more
01:04:59
convenient one, all these examples are taken from That
01:05:03
is, you can go to the
01:05:05
Awards and, accordingly, make sure
01:05:07
that I told you of
01:05:10
click here, I’ll even give you a hint for
01:05:14
your portfolio you can use yes
01:05:16
for your portfolio you can
01:05:18
use
01:05:21
So
01:05:23
okay, it didn’t open, maybe it will
01:05:27
open, let’s move on Yes, by the way, a
01:05:29
nice bonus Don’t forget that in your
01:05:31
pinned comment there is a free
01:05:33
design school with feedback, this is a
01:05:36
good opportunity to learn for free
01:05:37
and get more similar lectures separately,
01:05:40
link in pinned comments and
01:05:43
in general see how the design school works.
01:05:45
Ok, link in the pinned
01:05:48
comment, switch to the anatomy
01:05:51
of animation, so look, we described with you
01:05:54
how animation works from the user’s point of view, why
01:05:59
it is needed and its immediate
01:06:03
functional set of actions, and now
01:06:05
we have
01:06:09
laid out the
01:06:10
animations consists of global animation,
01:06:13
look at what types of animation there are,
01:06:16
the most basic is what I
01:06:18
told you about. For us, it’s more complicated - this is
01:06:21
scaling, this is what
01:06:23
beginners almost always mess up, that is, pay
01:06:26
attention to how smoothly and easily they do it,
01:06:27
beginners
01:06:29
always do it crookedly When you When you
01:06:32
learn animations, take the time to
01:06:35
play magic with the sliders so that you
01:06:37
can start to feel the animation should be
01:06:40
easy. That is, it should repeat
01:06:43
the physics of real movements, it should
01:06:46
accelerate and pause, like this, I
01:06:49
hope I showed you further,
01:06:53
scaling is also a
01:07:00
rotation and
01:07:02
ASMR, that is, everything is done with these
01:07:07
inertia These are the most key animations
01:07:10
using masks, my favorite mask
01:07:12
is when we have some kind of area
01:07:14
and in which we can an object appears,
01:07:17
disappears there, the photo has expanded,
01:07:19
decreased, you can also enlarge the mask itself
01:07:21
parallel to the photos, it’s also a
01:07:23
cool effect, parallax is obtained, we’ve
01:07:25
already talked about it that is, this is when
01:07:28
we have one object in front of another in the back, a
01:07:30
change in opacity is when we have a
01:07:34
red button or we have a change in color, this is
01:07:37
just from the fade. Here is my favorite
01:07:39
basic animation, it would be more correct
01:07:41
to put it at the very beginning, then change
01:07:43
the color And I logically here I tied the
01:07:45
color change button was red pointed became
01:07:47
blue this is a very common thing morphing and
01:07:51
it is not used often but it’s a very cool
01:07:53
thing it needs to be done wisely the
01:07:55
rectangular button was pointed became rounded edges
01:07:59
So these are all animations more than other
01:08:04
types of animations you don’t need to use
01:08:06
It’s just that these are almost
01:08:08
enough for everything,
01:08:10
yeah And so they asked me to show This is
01:08:14
for some banal topics Here is a website for
01:08:16
my student, he created
01:08:19
for some Industrial
01:08:21
company that does industrial
01:08:24
design and, accordingly, they do all sorts of
01:08:26
technical things here with us animation And
01:08:29
from the mask from the fade and from below, this
01:08:34
appeared from the Mask and from below this is for
01:08:37
shoes and A cool site in the sense
01:08:40
that it’s hard to make some kind of
01:08:41
stylish design for shoes and Pay attention
01:08:43
here the animation is from the fade that is Everything is
01:08:45
quite simple everything appears from the fade,
01:08:47
but purely neatly and due to the
01:08:49
good quality composition of which
01:08:51
we teach at the uprock school everything purely, that
01:08:54
is, you first have to make a cool
01:08:55
stylish composition, I just didn’t
01:08:57
say that, but this is what we teach in the proc and then
01:09:01
carefully for all this hang
01:09:03
animations thoughtfully Here's another site that
01:09:05
was made by a student for the design studio Color
01:09:09
squel, oh so in my opinion My English is not
01:09:13
very good And who cares who cares We're here
01:09:15
for the content So you see, that is, we are
01:09:17
now with you anatomy, and that is, everything that
01:09:20
I I’m showing you now, look through
01:09:22
the prism of types and animations, and here’s how to
01:09:26
work with these types of animations. And there is a
01:09:29
little trick - combinatorics. That
01:09:31
is, there is a better way to diversify
01:09:34
basic animations - this is the creation of new ones
01:09:36
based on basic combinatorics. I’ll now
01:09:38
show you an example, see
01:09:41
here us transformation Here it is,
01:09:46
color change morphing and movement And here is a mask,
01:09:51
by the way, in our course on
01:09:53
interface animations in the author effect and
01:09:55
all this is done you yourself can
01:09:57
learn how to design, come up with
01:09:59
such animations, today we are
01:10:02
discussing How to think and then
01:10:04
Technical work is underway with a curator, but
01:10:06
because this is a skill that can already be developed with
01:10:24
micro-exfoliation, then will there be a
01:10:25
recording of the broadcast for another 2 days if we get
01:10:27
1,000 likes
01:10:29
then we will save this video, if there are
01:10:33
fewer then I will leave it only for my
01:10:34
students. Here we have it too Look, it’s a
01:10:37
blast, I really like it, see the
01:10:38
chick animation Bam and
01:10:41
that’s it Cool, everything is very cool,
01:10:46
I like this too, that is, you see And
01:10:48
we have a cool composition, but at the same
01:10:50
time, due to the good combinatorics of these
01:10:53
basic animations and the understanding of how it all works
01:10:56
it’s working, we’re running a game with all this stuff
01:10:59
that we’re creating. I also
01:11:01
really like this, that is, it seems like it’s going
01:11:03
backwards, that is, everything is together but
01:11:06
put together logically, and it turned out cool.
01:11:10
That is, the number of animations
01:11:13
you can do with your imagination and not limited
01:11:15
as much as you like, and I trust you guys.
01:11:18
Instead of a summary, I recommend that you
01:11:20
take a screenshot, that is, look at
01:11:22
the functions that animations can make
01:11:25
this appearance, a narrative, useful
01:11:28
actions, compensate for content,
01:11:30
system animations, festivals, this is the
01:11:32
creation of a new experience. Here are the types,
01:11:35
take a screenshot, and this, accordingly, is
01:11:37
the basis for your animations So let's
01:11:40
look at real projects with animations
01:11:42
So
01:11:43
I've already shown this project, I can
01:11:46
show you what it looks like in reality, it's
01:11:48
so clean, neat,
01:11:51
logical, made by my students, my favorite,
01:11:54
another project for the studio, if I'm not
01:11:58
mistaken Well, here it's probably a business for the studio
01:12:02
-model project Well, in general,
01:12:06
business consulting,
01:12:08
that’s exactly what I’m showing you now,
01:12:11
look through the prism of what
01:12:13
I told you, these are all projects of
01:12:16
students of APROK And we, which were
01:12:19
made with support for commercial
01:12:24
projects,
01:12:25
please rate it on a ten-point
01:12:28
scale as Do the projects look cool to you?
01:12:31
Also, these are all
01:12:34
design graduates. I have a question: does it look like
01:12:37
top studios and leading studios are doing this,
01:12:40
and that I can’t believe
01:12:43
that it was done by beginners? Please write,
01:12:47
does this all look cool, that is, an
01:12:51
important nuance I really know how to
01:12:53
train people, I’ve always trained my employees,
01:12:58
here’s Tilda’s shell, we
01:13:01
had Ivan in the chat, and he’s just this
01:13:06
website for beer, we need it too, we’ll
01:13:14
get lost, which is unnecessary Or maybe I’ll get banned,
01:13:17
but for my students it will remain
01:13:19
I hope that if we get the required
01:13:21
number likes, the number of views
01:13:23
will be according to the rhythms And then everyone will
01:13:26
watch Look, that is, How
01:13:28
the character of
01:13:30
this rich taste is conveyed And this is what we have for the
01:13:36
group here
01:13:39
You see, that is, I am a magician I know how to
01:13:43
create and teach people in this way
01:13:46
that they
01:13:47
save years of their lives in order to
01:13:51
reach such a level in just six months,
01:13:55
I support them so that to such an extent
01:13:58
We do so many projects with them until
01:14:00
they respectively become
01:14:02
champions of the level that I
01:14:04
respectively announce. Please
01:14:07
note that there are a lot of projects, that
01:14:09
is, in fact, if you go to our
01:14:11
community on behinds you will see
01:14:14
millions oh millions millions of views
01:14:16
here are 16 million views and thousands here
01:14:20
more than 10 from 10 to 20,000 projects where
01:14:24
they are posted somewhere it can be said with
01:14:26
confidence that the proc design school has
01:14:28
posted more educational projects than
01:14:31
any other school that for this
01:14:33
means that you can definitely learn from me,
01:14:35
and even more so you see how I
01:14:37
tell everything in a logical, consistent way,
01:14:39
and that is, I have a question for you
01:14:42
through the prism of what I just
01:14:45
told you, has the
01:14:47
animation that you see now become clearer?
01:14:49
Write a plus if it has become clearer from
01:14:51
these animations How it works or a
01:14:53
minus that is not clear enough
01:15:04
Well, it’s been around for a long time, in fact, it’s
01:15:07
not so relevant since 2013 And pluses, thank
01:15:10
you guys That’s what I want for you This is a small
01:15:13
spoiler to show these are the projects of our
01:15:15
students we did it last year and the
01:15:16
proc is constantly increasing its level.
01:15:19
Let’s see at what level we are
01:15:21
doing now. I’ll just show you an
01:15:23
interesting diagram of how you
01:15:27
can design animation, that is,
01:15:30
in the course on affex we learn how to juggle these animations
01:15:33
and make them. Cool But
01:15:38
but we have another cool way
01:15:41
to
01:15:43
make these animations Well, learn how to do it Cool, I’ll
01:15:47
now
01:15:49
show you two cool sites, that is, at
01:15:52
this level, now we are ours and are doing a
01:15:55
project, look,
01:15:57
at the beginning you have to do it cool In the
01:16:00
layout, here our student made the layout of a
01:16:03
cool stylish store about St. Petersburg
01:16:06
Now, he’s making a storyboard of
01:16:10
animations, you can see that. That is,
01:16:14
we’ll have a cool animation of the
01:16:15
appearance from below, he drew another option,
01:16:18
this is very important, you always need to
01:16:20
compare and compare, and
01:16:25
then directly, as we have the
01:16:28
next blocks appearing, I
01:16:33
then animate the next blocks and so on the
01:16:36
main page you need to
01:16:38
think through the entire
01:16:42
animation of the
01:16:43
block storyboard to the maximum So
01:16:46
we do commercial projects help with the design of the
01:16:49
project,
01:16:50
rub it in how
01:16:53
interesting you already notice Can you imagine
01:16:56
what the
01:16:58
animation of the guys will look like yes or no Here's a one
01:17:01
or zeros one Yes zero zero For me It’s
01:17:04
interesting because I can already see and
01:17:07
really feel how all this will
01:17:08
appear. I just have a
01:17:12
developed eye and it’s also convenient with these things,
01:17:15
only then you have to sit with them separately
01:17:17
And and twist a little more, well,
01:17:19
there’s like speed and timings, but in fact
01:17:22
we are our own We teach students how to type it up on
01:17:25
because or even on Tilda it can be
01:17:27
done much easier and clearer
01:17:30
Here we go Let’s have the next project
01:17:33
You may have heard about these headphones they
01:17:34
are called
01:17:35
Lusi I’ll show you a little spoiler I’ll
01:17:39
show you just a little Look now there’s a
01:17:44
current website and this is not this
01:17:47
animation vovo design But look at the animation
01:17:49
I just started watching this and
01:17:54
this Booster forgot What the name is This is one
01:17:56
of the top players And
01:17:59
e-sportsmen and accordingly his
01:18:01
series of headphones that is, look And what a
01:18:04
personal let’s say intimate look
01:18:06
intimate - this not necessarily only Well, that
01:18:08
is, intimate - this is when you want to
01:18:09
tell something secret, something
01:18:11
important, and so he looks, he says this,
01:18:13
and like, well, in such a languid
01:18:16
environment, he looks like this, he says, I
01:18:19
want to tell you something and
01:18:21
lunasi appear So you start
01:18:24
scrolling and Pay attention,
01:18:26
one photo is replaced by another like this, yes I
01:18:30
’ll show you now I’ll tell you now like
01:18:31
this you understand that
01:18:33
something is now personal, some kind of personal
01:18:35
dialogue will happen and you move on Here’s
01:18:37
the continuation of this as you can see
01:18:39
we have contour lighting and here it
01:18:41
looks like the appearance of all our objects
01:18:44
here we have one headphones appear, the
01:18:47
second then we have a page for each
01:18:50
headphone here is
01:18:51
louder
01:18:54
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