UI Animation
Hypelist Ranking
UI animation and motion design showcasing Hypelist’s new “Ranking View” feature, exploring how lists display and transition across different categories.
Year
2025
Industry
Social App
Client
Hypelist
Project Duration
3 days
Project Overview:
Hypelist introduced a new in-app feature that lets users view lists by ranking - a clean, structured way to explore recommendations by position. To promote the update, they needed a slick, UI-focused animation that demonstrated how the feature works across multiple list types.
The aim was to create something minimal, fast and product-led, clearly communicating the value of the new view without over-explaining it.
Visual & Motion Direction:
I built the piece around accurate UI simulation, using clean transitions, sharp typography and simplified device mock-ups. Each category - whether it was songs, films, or airports - needed to feel distinct while still belonging to the same visual system.
The animation was designed to feel quick and intuitive, reflecting how the real feature behaves when users switch between categories or scroll through rankings.
Technical Execution:
The animation was constructed from recreated UI components, allowing full control over timing, spacing and movement. This made it possible to demonstrate feature behaviour without relying on live app recordings.
Transitions were kept smooth and intentional - subtle scaling, directional swipes and controlled easing curves gave each rank switch a natural app-like flow. By separating categories into modular blocks, I could quickly experiment with variations and create multiple concepts for Hypelist to choose from.
Final Output:
The final animation gave Hypelist a clean, premium showcase of the new Ranking View, making the feature feel polished and instantly understandable. It worked across social, product updates and internal presentations.
By showing multiple categories in one piece, the promo highlighted how flexible the feature is and helped establish a visual identity for ranked lists inside the app. A minimal, product-driven animation that supports both marketing and UI communication.
UI Animation
Hypelist Ranking
UI animation and motion design showcasing Hypelist’s new “Ranking View” feature, exploring how lists display and transition across different categories.
Year
2025
Industry
Social App
Client
Hypelist
Project Duration
3 days
Project Overview:
Hypelist introduced a new in-app feature that lets users view lists by ranking - a clean, structured way to explore recommendations by position. To promote the update, they needed a slick, UI-focused animation that demonstrated how the feature works across multiple list types.
The aim was to create something minimal, fast and product-led, clearly communicating the value of the new view without over-explaining it.
Visual & Motion Direction:
I built the piece around accurate UI simulation, using clean transitions, sharp typography and simplified device mock-ups. Each category - whether it was songs, films, or airports - needed to feel distinct while still belonging to the same visual system.
The animation was designed to feel quick and intuitive, reflecting how the real feature behaves when users switch between categories or scroll through rankings.
Technical Execution:
The animation was constructed from recreated UI components, allowing full control over timing, spacing and movement. This made it possible to demonstrate feature behaviour without relying on live app recordings.
Transitions were kept smooth and intentional - subtle scaling, directional swipes and controlled easing curves gave each rank switch a natural app-like flow. By separating categories into modular blocks, I could quickly experiment with variations and create multiple concepts for Hypelist to choose from.
Final Output:
The final animation gave Hypelist a clean, premium showcase of the new Ranking View, making the feature feel polished and instantly understandable. It worked across social, product updates and internal presentations.
By showing multiple categories in one piece, the promo highlighted how flexible the feature is and helped establish a visual identity for ranked lists inside the app. A minimal, product-driven animation that supports both marketing and UI communication.
UI Animation
Hypelist Ranking
UI animation and motion design showcasing Hypelist’s new “Ranking View” feature, exploring how lists display and transition across different categories.
Year
2025
Industry
Social App
Client
Hypelist
Project Duration
3 days
Project Overview:
Hypelist introduced a new in-app feature that lets users view lists by ranking - a clean, structured way to explore recommendations by position. To promote the update, they needed a slick, UI-focused animation that demonstrated how the feature works across multiple list types.
The aim was to create something minimal, fast and product-led, clearly communicating the value of the new view without over-explaining it.
Visual & Motion Direction:
I built the piece around accurate UI simulation, using clean transitions, sharp typography and simplified device mock-ups. Each category - whether it was songs, films, or airports - needed to feel distinct while still belonging to the same visual system.
The animation was designed to feel quick and intuitive, reflecting how the real feature behaves when users switch between categories or scroll through rankings.
Technical Execution:
The animation was constructed from recreated UI components, allowing full control over timing, spacing and movement. This made it possible to demonstrate feature behaviour without relying on live app recordings.
Transitions were kept smooth and intentional - subtle scaling, directional swipes and controlled easing curves gave each rank switch a natural app-like flow. By separating categories into modular blocks, I could quickly experiment with variations and create multiple concepts for Hypelist to choose from.
Final Output:
The final animation gave Hypelist a clean, premium showcase of the new Ranking View, making the feature feel polished and instantly understandable. It worked across social, product updates and internal presentations.
By showing multiple categories in one piece, the promo highlighted how flexible the feature is and helped establish a visual identity for ranked lists inside the app. A minimal, product-driven animation that supports both marketing and UI communication.