Your workflow and tools
Work in Figma, After Effects, and your Jira or Linear board, and collaborate in Slack or Teams with PMs and developers.
Sigi Technologies
Hire Motion Designers
Embed motion designers who craft UI motion and product animation that explains the interface — transitions and demos frontend can implement.
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Glenshire
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What a motion designer is hired to move
Motion that explains state
Transitions that show what changed — not ornamental loops on every tap.
Product films that can ship
Demos and explainers produced to a brief and export spec.
A motion language
Easing and duration rules the next designer can reuse. No invented engagement percentages.
Hire Motion Designers for Motion That Clarifies Product Use
This role is part of Hire UI/UX Designers. Our motion designers embed into your cadence, work from Figma and After Effects, and leave specs frontend can implement.
Motion is easy to decorate and hard to ship. We focus on hierarchy, feedback, and transitions where timing and states directly affect understanding.
Related UI and implementation capacity lives on Hire UI/UX Designers and Hire Frontend Developers.
Key milestones
180+
Skilled software engineers delivering excellence
10+
Years of dedicated industry experience
200+
Successful software development projects
80+
Global clients
Our Motion Designer Services
We embed motion designers who support product delivery end to end: intent, timing, states, handoff, and iteration.
Product micro-interactions
Hover, press, and confirmation motion that shows what changed and what to do next.
Flow transitions and hierarchy
Screen to screen motion that keeps users oriented through multi-step and role-based flows.
State and feedback motion
Loading, empty, error, and success motion so the interface does not feel frozen.
Marketing and launch motion
Product explainers, launch loops, and brand motion that match the shipped UI.
Motion systems and tokens
Duration, easing, and reuse rules so modules do not invent one-off animation.
Developer ready handoff
Lottie or Rive exports, timing specs, and annotations developers can implement without guesswork.
When Teams Hire
Motion Designers
Teams typically hire motion designers when the interface is static, transitions confuse users, or launch motion never reaches production.
Screens work, but nothing confirms action or guides attention.
Transitions do not explain hierarchy, so multi-step flows feel abrupt.
Loading, empty, and error moments look unfinished and raise support questions.
Explainers and campaign loops are out of sync with the shipped UI.
Every screen invents timing, so the product feels like a patchwork.
Frontend cannot implement motion without guesswork or rework.
How we staff motion
Capability staffing — we do not fake a motion reel
Client-confirmed offering. We have not published a dedicated motion-design case study. Muzziball is a motion-activated physical product with app UX we designed — that is not After Effects or UI-motion proof, so we do not cite it that way. An embed works in your After Effects/Lottie/Figma pipeline and brand rules.
Add motion without treating it as decoration
If the product feels static or launch films are blocking the calendar, we embed a motion designer. We do not invent watch-time metrics. Muzziball’s “motion” is a physical sensory ball — we do not cite it as After Effects proof.
Motion Designers by Focus Area
Hire UI/UX Designers covers product UX and UI. Motion designers add the timing, transitions, and feedback that make those interfaces feel finished.
Product and UI motion
Micro-interactions, flow transitions, and state feedback for web and mobile products.
Brand and campaign motion
Launch loops, explainers, and brand motion that stay consistent with the product UI.
After Effects, Lottie, and handoff
Production files and timing specs frontend can implement inside the existing component set.
How we work
How We WorkInside Your Team
Motion augmentation works best when designers collaborate daily with product, UI, and frontend.
Your sprint cadence and constraints
Align to release planning and produce motion that matches your component reality and performance budget.
Quick iteration and documented patterns
Support active development with timing specs, and document motion tokens so the team is not dependent on one designer.
Common Outcomes
Teams Expect
Motion work should make hierarchy clearer, feedback obvious, and implementation predictable enough that frontend can ship it.
Users see what matters and what changed, with less hunting across the screen.
Transitions and feedback reduce hesitation in multi-step and admin flows.
Shared duration and easing rules stop one-off animation across modules.
Developers can build from specs and exports instead of interpreting a reel.
Make Interfaces Feel Responsive Without Rebuilding the Product
Many teams start with one motion designer and scale as launch or product needs grow. Direct collaboration with UI and frontend is expected so timing and states get resolved during implementation.
- Product micro-interactions and transitions
- SaaS, dashboard, and mobile UI motion
- After Effects, Lottie, and motion tokens
- Implementable handoff to frontend
Brands and organizations that trust our delivery
Glenshire
Allfor Care
3DLogistiX
Antrak
Busy Bean
Glenshire
Allfor Care
3DLogistiX
Antrak
Busy Bean
How we staff motion roles
Engagement Options
Choose a model based on whether you need continuous product motion, a specialist for a launch, or a small delivery pod.
Dedicated Motion Designer
Best for continuous product motion work across modules.
Specialist Motion Designer
Best for launches, redesigns, or motion system foundations.
Pod Based Motion Delivery
Faster end to end outcomes: motion plus UI/UX or frontend so specs get implemented.
Frequently Asked Questions
Both. We staff product, campaign, or mixed motion designers depending on what you need to ship.
Yes. Direct collaboration is expected so timing, states, and exports get resolved during implementation.
Yes. After Effects, Lottie, and documented timing specs are common handoff formats.
Yes. Many teams start with one designer and scale as launch or product needs grow.
No. Muzziball is a physical sensory ball; we designed the companion-app UX. We will not stretch that into an After Effects reel.
No. We staff production and UI motion. We will not invent a metric.