3D Carousel in Figma Using Smart Animate | Prototyping Tutorial — Transcript
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- 0:00[Music]
- 0:06hi everyone
- 0:08welcome back to our Channel
- 0:10today we have a unique figma tutorial
- 0:12ready for you
- 0:13we're going to create a circular slider
- 0:15for a website's hero section so get your
- 0:18figma file ready and let's dive in here
- 0:21we have our basic layout for the hero
- 0:23section already set up just beneath that
- 0:26you'll see we have a few images of
- 0:28smoothie bowls and fruits ready to go
- 0:30the first step is to create a circle
- 0:33that is going to serve as the base for
- 0:35our rotating Carousel of smoothie bowls
- 0:38now let's go ahead and copy all the
- 0:41Smoothie Bowl images into our circle
- 0:42make sure to distribute them evenly
- 0:45around the circle so we can create a
- 0:46good flow for our slider
- 0:50all right
- 0:59once we have all our bowls nicely placed
- 1:01around the circle we're going to select
- 1:04all these images along with the circle
- 1:06itself and create a group now move this
- 1:09group into the hero section frame
- 1:12carefully position it so that we're only
- 1:14able to see the pink bowl at the
- 1:15Forefront
- 1:18next we're going to give our Circle a
- 1:20bit of color let's go with a vibrant
- 1:22pink now let's go back to our collection
- 1:25of smoothie Bowl images
- 1:27copy all of them and scale them down a
- 1:29bit
- 1:30once that's done we'll place these
- 1:31images right below the paragraph
- 1:34these will serve as our handy selectors
- 1:36to switch between the bowls
- 1:41to help our viewers know which smoothie
- 1:44bowl is currently in the spotlight We'll
- 1:46add a white rectangle just below the
- 1:48pink Bowl
- 1:54finally We'll add some drop Shadows to
- 1:56all the bowl images this will give our
- 1:59design a more 3D and interactive feel
- 2:19[Music]
- 2:22now we're going to duplicate the frame
- 2:24select the circle with all the bowls and
- 2:27rotate it just enough so that you can
- 2:28see the next bulb that's to the right of
- 2:30the currently displayed Bowl you might
- 2:32need to play around with the positioning
- 2:34a bit to get it just right and here's a
- 2:36little trick let's also rotate the
- 2:39individual Bowl
- 2:40this will give the effect of the bowl
- 2:42also turning as it moves into view
- 2:44now we're going to tweak the colors and
- 2:47visuals a bit to bring everything
- 2:49together
- 2:50first let's adjust the colors of our
- 2:52page to match the new smoothie Bowl
- 2:55this can really tie the design together
- 2:57and create a cohesive look and feel
- 3:00next we'll play around with the Shadows
- 3:02a bit
- 3:14we're also going to change the color of
- 3:17the paragraph
- 3:18with our light background we want to
- 3:20make sure the text has enough contrast
- 3:22to be easily readable
- 3:24for the Final Touch let's switch out the
- 3:26fruit in the background
- 3:27we'll replace it with these mango pieces
- 3:30to match our smoothie
- 3:35change the pass-through property to 20
- 3:37so that the fruit doesn't overshadow the
- 3:39text
- 3:42foreign
- 3:47moving forward
- 3:49duplicate the frame we've just created
- 3:52select the circle that includes all the
- 3:55bowls and once again rotate it just
- 3:57enough to bring the next bowl from the
- 3:58right into view
- 4:02let's match the page colors to this new
- 4:03bowl and move the rectangle indicating
- 4:06the selected Bowl under the next Bowl
- 4:11[Music]
- 4:13tweak the Shadows a bit to ensure they
- 4:15match with the new color changes
- 4:18foreign
- 4:23ly replace the background fruit to match
- 4:26the Smoothie Bowl currently displayed
- 4:50now repeat the entire process for the
- 4:53last frame with a blue smoothie Bowl
- 4:57foreign
- 5:01don't forget to adjust the color shadows
- 5:04and background fruit accordingly
- 5:12[Music]
- 5:39fantastic
- 5:40to make our design even more vibrant
- 5:42let's apply a drop shadow to all the
- 5:44bowls currently in view
- 5:47this will give us a nice 3d effect
- 6:03[Music]
- 6:06and now on to our final and most
- 6:09exciting part where we'll be creating
- 6:11interactions between frames
- 6:14this is where we truly bring our design
- 6:16to life switch over to the Prototype tab
- 6:19in the first frame select the second
- 6:21bowl click on the plus sign and drag it
- 6:24to connect it with the second frame
- 6:26choose on click as the trigger smart
- 6:28animate for the animation ease out for
- 6:31the easing and set the duration to 600
- 6:33milliseconds let's ensure that our users
- 6:35can also go back to the previous Bowl
- 6:37not just forward use the same details as
- 6:41before enabling our design to move both
- 6:43ways
- 6:48let's continue by creating an
- 6:50interaction between the second and third
- 6:52frames
- 6:53keep the interaction details consistent
- 6:55with what we used before
- 6:58and for our final interaction let's
- 7:00connect the third and the last frames in
- 7:02the same way
- 7:04now let's preview our prototype and see
- 7:07how it performs
- 7:13the Smoothie bowls are rotating
- 7:15beautifully when we're moving forward
- 7:17but not when we're going back
- 7:19but we can fix this easily
- 7:22the trick here is to adjust the
- 7:24positions of bowls in subsequent frames
- 7:26for instance
- 7:28if we want the pink Bowl to rotate when
- 7:30going back we need to rotate it slightly
- 7:32in this Frame
- 7:34now when we preview the Prototype again
- 7:37it works as expected
- 7:40repeat this process for all the bowls to
- 7:42ensure a smooth rotation in both
- 7:44directions with that final tweak we've
- 7:47created a beautiful engaging animation
- 7:49that will truly bring your designs to
- 7:51life don't forget to subscribe to our
- 7:54channel for more creative content and
- 7:56inspiring design ideas
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