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✨ Exploring loading/operating animations with the logo across different sizes and contexts Operate. Motion design is still one of the most satisfying parts of building interfaces.
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@operatecrm love your Operate work man

@operatecrm Means a lot, man ❤️

@operatecrm My take :D

@operatecrm Oh, I like the forward one.

@operatecrm Ooh the 2nd one in particular is such a fun use of the logo 🔥

@operatecrm 🫶 Yeah, wanted something fidgety for when the Operator is Operating.

@operatecrm 2nd one’s a good fit for a screen loader, and the 1st works well for agentic thinking

@operatecrm Hah! Funny, I was thinking the exact opposite 😅

@operatecrm Looking awesome! The @operatecrm logo has soooo much animation potential. Looks like fun work!

@operatecrm Right!? I have wanted to work on it ever since I started with Operate. haha

@operatecrm prefer the pulse 🙂

@operatecrm Love the pulse

@operatecrm Love the first one. Something about the spin timing feels off.

@operatecrm I don’t know but the pulsating pop does it for me I definitely know the spin will definitely have it use case on the app

@operatecrm Looks pretty good 💙

@operatecrm These animations are a fantastic way to elevate user experience and make interfaces memorable. Great job!

@operatecrm looks amazing Alvish. one thought, the pulse pop feels like it'd fit really well as a loading or AI thinking state. keep it up man

@operatecrm looks cool! what tool did you use to create this?

@operatecrm Love these! Are each of the blobs in the "pulse pop" growing by the same %? Idk if you're specifically trying to evoke a "wave" kind of thing, but I wonder if it would translate better if each of the blobs grew proportionately along the same ratio as the size diff between them



