With Divi 5’s Lottie Module, you can tie motion to the scroll, letting visitors control how the animation plays as they move down the page. This makes sections feel interactive and works well for timelines, hero banners, or sales campaigns… Continue Reading →
Website animations meant slow load times and choppy playback, forcing you to choose between compressed GIFs that looked terrible or massive video files that sent visitors running. Lottie changed that dynamic. These tiny JSON-based motion graphics scale to any screen… Continue Reading →
Motion grabs attention much better than static images. Many people avoid adding animated graphics because they think it means installing lots of extra plugins, downloading big files that slow things down, or learning code. Lottie animations are different. They stay… Continue Reading →
Animations can make your sites feel alive, but most designers avoid them because they slow down loading speeds. The choice seems simple: either you get a website that crawls or a fast-loading one that feels flat and lifeless. Well, that… Continue Reading →
