HOW TO USE THE FIGMA ANIMATION

Introduction: Start by designing each frame of your animation. This involves creating multiple frames that represent different stages of your animation. Once you have designed your initial frame, duplicate it to create subsequent frames where you want to change the animation.

Modify each frame: Modify each duplicated frame slightly to show the progress of your animation. You can move objects, change their properties (like size, color, opacity), or do anything that suits your animation.

Create prototype links: Once your frames are ready, you can start linking them together to create the animation flow. This is done using the prototyping feature of Figma.

Add interactions: Define interactions between frames. For example, you can set transitions like "on click" or "on hover" to trigger movement between frames.

Adjust animation settings: Fine-tune the animation settings for each transition. you animation type

For example: can specify slide, dissolve, smart animate, duration, smoothness and more.

(set onclick to after delay) (1 ms)

(Set Instant to Smart Animation and Ease Out to Linear)(2500ms)

Preview your prototype: Once you've set up all the links and interactions, you can preview your animation prototype within Figma to see how it behaves.

Refine and Iterate: Review your prototype and make any necessary adjustments to timing, changes, or design elements. Keep repeating until you are satisfied with the animation.

Share your prototype: Once your animation prototype is ready, you can share it with others for feedback or presentation purposes. Figma allows you to generate a shareable link that others can view in their web browser.