Continuously morphing UI animation
One shape morphs through a button, loading state, player, slider and chart, linking monochrome interface states with spring motion and a loop.
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“Design an interface animation in which a single shape continuously morphs into new forms. Show a button, a loading state, a music player, a slider, and charts in sequence, using a restrained black-and-white palette and spring-like motion. Plan each state and beat first, then write an animation that can be scrubbed to any point in time, with the end flowing naturally back into the beginning.”
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