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Storytelling with scroll-triggered animation
3D/2D animation

Storytelling with scroll-triggered animation :
is a super-effective way to animate website
elements such as text, graphics, photos and video,
bringing them to life as you scroll down a page.
Scroll animations are more likely to grab a user's
attention, making websites look and feel more
dynamic and interesting
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We are naturally visually attracted to movement. Scroll triggered
animation draws user attention to specific sections of a web page,
highlighting the key areas that you want your audience to view and the
order in which you want those areas to be viewed This is an effective
way to: highlight a call to action, a special offer, infographics, the next
step in a process, tell a story and more, making it seem natural for the
user to gravitate towards these sections of the page, meaning they’re
less likely to become lost. Encouraging better engagement, giving the
user a more active experience, means the potential for higher
conversion rates, but more on that later.
Why

General design considerations :
Deciding what the animation should actually do: vibrating text, self-filling graphs or charts,
process guiding, storytelling etc. You might have scroll animation ideas of your own.
Whatever your requirements, our skilled and experience developers will guide you through
what will work best for your website so that your business sees results.
Animation timings need to be considered for maximum impact. Do the animations start at
the correct time? Do they move at the right speed? Are they correctly synchronized with the
scrolling of the page? Again, our expert team will ensure that your scroll animations work for
your website, genuinely enhancing user experience and increasing conversion, not just
looking pretty.
Are the animations working together with the rest of the page? Often there will be a number
of animations on a webpage and these should work together for optimum impact. This
applies across devices—animations must work well on phone and tablet too.

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3D / 2D animation :
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P S
Frames PerSecond
It is a group of images or graphics under the name
of the frame, and the animation is considered to be
frames that move at a speed of no less than 24
frames per second, and the number can be
increased to improve the smoothness of movement,
reduce pixelation, and make the eye
more comfortable.
animation
2D
Two-dimensional animation is one of the methods
or methods widely used by users of motion
graphics and animation of all kinds, as it consists of
simple drawings and movements with two
dimensions of length and width.
3D
Three-dimensional animation is considered one of
the difficult methods, as its uses are most
attracted to animation that is closest to realism. It
consists of three dimensions of length, width, and
height, and its uses in games, graphics, animation
films, and others.

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. Modeling
. Layout and animation
. Rendering
3D techniques can take an animated figure that appears
on a two-dimensional screen and not only can they make
that object look three-dimensional but they can also
make it look like it’s moving through a three-dimensional
space. A skilled animation will have you reaching out and
expecting to touch a 3D object, only to face a flat-screen.
How is 3D animation created? Here’s an overview of how
to 3D animate for beginners.
In the modeling phase, animators create 3D objects that
will serve as the basis for animation. This kind of
animation is achieved by using a modeling tool. A 3D
mesh is made from a simple object, called a primitive,
which is then shaped and refined to the desired figure.
The 3D models are then given details like color and
texture. This is followed by a process known as rigging,
which sets up a skeleton for the animation character
that will allow it to move.
Only once the above steps are complete will a 3D
animator move on to the actual animation process. At
this point, they can take a 3D object and make it move.
There are different ways to do this, from using
keyframes—moving the object on a frame-by-frame
basis—to using motion capture data.
Once the animation is perfected, along with the lighting
and camera angles, the animator can move on to
rendering. In this process, the graphic images that have
been designed are actually created and exported. The
final render of the 3D character will be tweaked
according to light and shadows, reflections,
transparency, and other details.

advantages of 3D Animation :
1- Communication that is both simpler and
faster : No other communication tool can
provide a basic picture of the look of a product,
company, or service from both inside and
outside like a 3D animation service can. It’s also
a far faster technique to grab people’s attention
and ensure that they see exactly what’s being
said.
2-You get advance information:The greatest
benefit of 3D animation is this. Computers are
known for having limitless possibilities, such as
3D. Every aspect of a product can be seen from
every angle in 3D photos. A locomotive machine
is a good example, with 3D depicting the external
and the internal tubes that make up the engine.
3- Dynamic objects: 3D animation enables the
creation of objects and characters in a movie. It
is also entirely beneficial for making the
animation look natural.
Dis
1-More complex :Making a 3D animation is more
difficult than 2D animation because of the many
moving parts involved. To create a 2D animation, you
must first create the characters and then animate
them. In 3D, you can't get a feel for how the finished
motion will appear until you model the character,
animate the character, add lighting, and create
textures.2-High animation development costs3-Longer
production time in comparison with 2D animation

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