Dashboards, data and trust — animated cleanly for a category where looking cheap costs you the signup.
Nobody moves money through a product that looks improvised. Fintech motion has to feel exact: numbers that count correctly, states that behave like the real product, type that holds up at any size.
I build a small motion system — transitions, number behaviour, chart logic — so everything you ship afterwards stays consistent instead of drifting.
You sign off at every stage, so nothing gets built on a wrong assumption.
What the numbers are, what legal needs on screen, what can't be shown.
Scene logic mapped against real data, not placeholder lorem.
UI, charts and type styled once, then reused across the piece.
Final masters plus the motion rules for anything you build later.
Yes — routinely. Pre-release product, unpublished figures and internal dashboards stay out of my portfolio until you clear them.
That's a layout problem, and it's solvable. Disclaimers get planned into the composition from the storyboard instead of being dropped on at the end.
Yes. Screenshots or a Figma file are enough — I rebuild it in vector so it stays sharp and can move properly.
Show me the product and the number you need to move. I'll tell you what I'd animate first.
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