Module 7 of 10 · 4 lessons
Use motion to explain change
Use motion to explain change, preserve context, and give feedback.
Essential question
What change becomes clearer when it moves?
By the end, you can
- Decide whether motion explains a meaningful change
- Match easing, timing, springs, and choreography to the interaction
- Reduce or remove motion when frequency, performance, or comfort demands it
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Decide when motion helps
Decide whether motion helps at all, and train the judgement to tell
Shape a single movement
Tune duration and easing so one movement feels like a consequence of the action
Choreograph related movement
Direct the dance: where things come from, where they go, and what moves first
Make motion comfortable
Reduce motion for comfort, repetition, performance, and user preference