Motion and 3D that explains the product
Motion and 3D that explains the product is animation, 3D and imagery inside a web page that shows how the product works. Pavlo Zhydkykh makes Lottie and Rive animation, scroll motion, WebGL scenes and AI visuals for AI, fintech and B2B startups. Lottie or Rive starts at $1,000; the rest gets a fixed quote after a first call.
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- Lottie or Rive
- From $1,000
- Web motion, 3D
- Fixed quote
- Price
- Fixed in writing
- Feedback
- 2 rounds
- Runs on
- Framer and Astro
- After delivery
- $30 / hour
Key takeaways
- Pavlo Zhydkykh offers five kinds of motion work: Lottie, Rive, web animation, 3D for the web and AI visuals.
- A Lottie or Rive animation starts at $1,000; web animation, 3D scenes and AI visuals get a fixed quote after a first call.
- Lottie animations are much smaller than the same motion as GIF or MP4, at the same quality.[2]
- Browsers can animate transform and opacity on the compositor alone, so motion built on those two properties stays smooth on phones.[4]
- WCAG 2.2 asks that motion triggered by interaction can be turned off, so every animation Pavlo ships has a reduced-motion version.[5]
What is motion design for the web?
Motion design for the web is animation, 3D and imagery built to run inside a web page rather than as a separate video. Web motion shows how a product works, guides the eye through a page and gives feedback when people click. Motion matters because good motion explains faster than text, while heavy or careless motion slows pages and makes some people feel sick.
“Motion should explain the product or give feedback. Motion that does neither, I leave out, and the page loads faster.”
Motion and 3D
Motion and 3D:
five services
Each service has its own page with prices, timeline and examples.
Fit check
Is Motion and 3D
right for you?
A good fit if
- Your product is hard to explain with a still image or a paragraph.
- The site runs on Framer or Astro, or Pavlo is building the site there.
- You want motion light enough for a phone that respects reduced-motion settings.
- You need a set of visuals in your brand colours without a photo or video shoot.
Not the right fit if
- You need live footage, filmed interviews or a cinematic 3D render: a video studio suits that better.
- You want every element on the page to move: Pavlo keeps motion to the parts that explain something.
- You need photos of your real team or customers: a photographer is the honest choice.
Compared
Motion built into the page vs a video file
A video suits footage. Motion built into the page suits UI, product explainers and scenes the visitor drives.
| Criterion | Motion in the page | A video file |
|---|---|---|
| Text | Key text stays in HTML | Burned into the pixels |
| Sharpness | Vector or drawn at screen size | Fixed resolution |
| Interaction | Reacts to scroll, hover and clicks | Plays the same every time |
| Reduced motion | Swapped for a still or a fade | Needs a separate still |
| Edits | Colour and timing changed in the file | Re-export for every change |
| Best for | UI, explainers, interactive scenes | Footage and cinematic shots |
Checklist
6 checks before motion goes on a page
The same checks apply to every animation and 3D scene Pavlo ships, from a Lottie loop to a WebGL product model.
1. A job to do
The motion explains the product, guides the eye or gives feedback on a click. Motion with none of those jobs is cut.
2. The right format
Lottie for flat vector loops, Rive for motion that reacts, CSS or GSAP for scroll and hover, WebGL for products the visitor turns.
3. A weight budget
Every file and script is measured before launch, and players load only on pages with motion.
4. Loaded in view
Animations and 3D scenes start on scroll into view and pause out of view, which saves battery.
5. Reduced motion respected
Visitors who turn motion off in system settings get a still frame or a simple fade.
6. Words stay in HTML
Headlines, prices and buttons stay in the page, not inside a canvas or an animation file, so search engines and screen readers can read the text.
Included
What every
project includes
Motion that explains your product and stays light on the page.
Fixed price in writingAgreed after the first call, before work starts
Two feedback roundsIncluded in every project
One person, no handoffsPavlo designs and builds every piece himself
Your brandColours, type and style from your brand guide
Weight checkedEvery file measured before launch
AccessibilityReduced motion for animation, alt text for images
Final filesJSON, .riv, code or images, handed over
Help after delivery$30 an hour, no retainer
In their words
Motion on the web, from
the standards and clients
Word for word, with the source linked: research, official documentation and the people Pavlo Zhydkykh has worked for.
“Some users experience distraction or nausea from animated content.”
“Non-composited animations require more work and can appear janky (not smooth) on low-end phones or when performance-heavy tasks are running on the main thread.”
“Lottie animations are much smaller while retaining the same quality compared to other formats like GIF or MP4.”
“It was an absolute pleasure working with Pavlo. The quality of work he delivered was AMAZING.”
“He is amazing in what he contributes, both design-wise and also from the ideas.”
“One of the best contractors I have worked with. Really thoughtful about communication. Would 100% hire again.”
FAQ
Questions about
Motion and 3D
Still unsure? Ask your AI about Pavlo Zhydkykh:
Q.01How much does motion work cost?
A Lottie or Rive animation starts at $1,000, scoped per project. Web animation, 3D scenes and AI visuals get a fixed quote after a first call, and Pavlo fixes every price in writing before work starts.
Q.02How long does a motion project take?
Pavlo fixes the date together with the price after the first call, because a single icon loop and a 3D product scene are different jobs. Two feedback rounds are planned into every date.
Q.03Who owns the files?
You do. The final JSON, .riv, code or image files are handed over for your site and apps, and AI visuals are used within the terms of the tools, which Pavlo checks first.
Q.04What do I need to provide?
Your brand guide, logo files and the message the motion has to carry. Figma files, product screenshots or a 3D model help when the work shows the product.
Q.05Will motion slow down my site?
Not when Pavlo builds the motion with a budget. Files are checked for weight, players and scenes load only when in view, and visitors who turn motion off get a still version.
Q.06What happens after delivery?
The work is yours to use as delivered. Changes later cost $30 an hour with Pavlo, with no retainer and no monthly fee.
About the author
Pavlo Zhydkykh
Pavlo Zhydkykh is a web designer and developer in Eastern Europe who has built websites for AI, fintech and B2B startups since 2016, designing and building each project himself on Framer or Astro + Sanity. Clients include MStudio Asia, Silicon Data, Inturai, Accolade Pro, NimbleStax and Sancts.
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