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by kanze_ 8y ago
To be safe I'll take the animations down for now and reach out to Disney directly - I'm not using the characters to promote my services but to decorate the content area. They are really just a small part of the idea I'm tryin
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by kanze_ 8y ago
These animations fall under a non commercial transformative use context so I really doubt LucasFilm would have any issue. I like BB-8 and wanted to give this experimental design a go so animating him in different ways was exciting to me. Ma
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by kanze_ 8y ago
I agree that the Netflix experience can be a little annoying - but that's because we keep coming back to that show and navigation over and over. The way these have been implemented for blog posts is more of a single use situation. That
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by kanze_ 8y ago
I agree mixing any type of animation in a content area is jarring. But what I'm doing here is using the same sort of pattern people are comfortable with on the internet already. I think every user expects some sort of introductory sect
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by kanze_ 8y ago
I think a lot of folks here are suffering from flash PTSD from the early 2000's. I remember those days. I remember when a flash intro was blocking and cumbersome and slow. But I don't feel these animations are giving off the same
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Cinematography in User Experience Design(kanze.co)
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Organic Animations in Web Design(kanze.co)
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UX Boredom is hurting your conversion rate(kanze.co)
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Playful Interaction Design Improves User Experience(kanze.co)
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