Depth in motion
Adding depth in animation can help tie elements together, making designs feel more grounded in reality and creating a more immersive viewing experience.
Adding depth in animation can help tie elements together, making designs feel more grounded in reality and creating a more immersive viewing experience.
Video description: A 3-second video shows a close up of a woman with a confident expression on a solid and vibrant yellow background. The image scales back and a 2.5D technique in motion happens where four image cards are filed through and the last image zooms in and takes over the screen. It is a close up of a smiling man looking down on a solid red background with the eBay logo in the center.
Video description: A 6-second video shows individual cards with a single right-facing, colorful sneaker displayed on a white background. The cards span diagonally from the top left down to the right where they go from large to increasingly smaller. It has a cascading motion where when the images flip to the right to show 2.5D technique in motion.
Video description: A 3-second video shows 5 cards with right-facing sneakers on cards from top left diagonally to lower right. Once the middle card with a white nike sneaker is selected a photorealistic 3D motion happens where the sneaker zooms in and flips horizontally. Once the sneaker lands in place it is a zoomed in image with large display type reading “Off-White”, an outlined Authenticity Guarantee program badge lockup inside a pill shape and an icon reading “Free Shipping”. The heritage ebay logo appears in the lower left corner and “Things.People.Love” in the lower right corner.