PRODUCT MOTION / HANDS ON
Don’t just watch it. Make it respond.
Eight ways to connect motion to a real product interaction.
Original portfolio animations. New interaction examples. Hover, tap, scroll and explore the difference.
Keyboard controls included. Reduced motion uses static previews. These examples demonstrate behavior; original client assets remain portfolio references.
Read the implementation guide ↗HOVER / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Hover, focus with the keyboard, or tap. The original connect icon plays on demand instead of looping endlessly.
button.onpointerenter = () => player.goToAndPlay(0, true);TOGGLE / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
A real pressed state, paired with a short star response. Tap again to reverse it.
player.setDirection(liked ? 1 : -1); player.play();TOGGLE / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
A checkbox changes its accessible checked state while the original success artwork supplies the feedback.
player.goToAndPlay(checked ? 0 : player.totalFrames - 1, true);TOGGLE / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Toggle the sound state. The native button keeps the meaning; Lottie adds a brief response.
button.setAttribute("aria-checked", enabled); player.play();TOGGLE / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Open the menu to reveal real navigation links. The icon set reacts without replacing a usable HTML control.
menu.hidden = !open; player.setDirection(open ? 1 : -1);SCROLL / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Scroll this card through the viewport. Position determines the frame; there is no scroll hijacking or artificial pause.
player.goToAndStop(progress * (player.totalFrames - 1), true);CURSOR / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Move the pointer horizontally to seek and gently offset the sphere. On touch or keyboard, use the slider.
player.goToAndStop(cursorX * (player.totalFrames - 1), true);CHAIN / ORIGINAL LOTTIE
Click the preview: ready → working → confirmed. Click again to reset. A LottieFiles Interactivity chain coordinates completion and input.
LottieInteractivity.create({ player, mode: "chain", actions: states });A FEW LINES. A BETTER EXPERIENCE.
The snippets above show the interaction itself. They assume you have loaded lottie-web, created a player, waited for DOMLoaded and connected the variables to real controls. A production implementation also needs cleanup, error handling, accessible state and a reduced-motion fallback. The guide covers those boundaries.
Need an onboarding flow, a responsive product hero or a system of interactive icons? Estimate your project, explore SaaS product animation, or share your interaction brief. Static animation design and application integration are scoped separately when their requirements differ.
A Lottie animation whose playback responds to input or application state. Hover, click, pointer position and scroll can choose when it plays, its direction, or its current frame.
Yes. Hover has a tap alternative, the cursor demo has a slider, and buttons support touch and keyboard. Reduced-motion mode keeps static previews and working controls.
Yes. Every animation comes from Sergey Designer’s existing portfolio. These interaction wrappers are new demonstration interfaces, not claims about a particular shipped client flow.
This demo uses a LottieFiles Interactivity chain with Lottie JSON and lottie-web. It is not an embedded dotLottie state machine; the implementation and delivery format are chosen for each project.
The animation and interaction specification can be scoped together. Share your framework, target devices, states and fallback requirements so design and implementation can be priced clearly.
The library is for portfolio preview and scoping. Public preview does not grant a production license to reuse client work. Request a custom animation in your own brand instead.
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