Creative & Media Production
Motion graphics & animation
Movement that explains the product — launch films, explainers and interface motion.
What it is
Motion built for a purpose: product films, animated explainers, logo reveals, and the micro-animation layer inside an interface.
Why businesses need it
A product that moves well reads as finished. Motion carries pacing and hierarchy that static screens cannot, and it is what people remember after the pitch.
What MIWEBX delivers
- Launch and product films cut for a landing page or a pitch
- Explainer animation for complex or abstract products
- Logo stings and brand motion systems
- Interface motion: transitions, states and scroll choreography
- WebGL and canvas-driven interactive visuals
Core features
- Storyboarded before anything is animated
- Timing and easing defined as a reusable system
- Rendered or code-driven, chosen by how it will be used
- Sound design and music placement considered early
- Export presets for web, social and presentation use
- Performance budget respected for anything running live in a browser
Technical capabilities
- Animation authored in code as readily as in the compositing timeline, per deliverable
- Easing curves and durations exported as tokens the front-end build imports directly
- Frame-range renders scripted through FFmpeg against a fixed codec ladder
- Storyboards timed against a scratch track before a single keyframe is set
- Colour managed from the design tokens through to the delivered master
- Variant sets regenerated from one scene change by batch script rather than by hand
- Scene and project files versioned with fonts and footage resolved to fixed references
How we build it
- Agree the single idea the piece has to land
- Write the motion spec: beats, durations and easing
- Storyboard and time it against a scratch track
- Animate the key sequences, then review pacing at full speed
- Render the variant set and place sound and music
- Deliver the masters alongside the spec that produced them
Technology stack
- After Effects
- GSAP
- Three.js
- Remotion
- FFmpeg
- Figma
- Lottie
What you receive
- Master files plus rendered exports in every required format
- Motion specification: easing curves, durations and rules
- Code-delivered animation components where the web is the medium
- Source project files with fonts and assets listed
- Channel-ready cuts at each required aspect ratio
Business benefits
- A launch film that explains the product in one pass
- Interface that feels deliberate rather than decorated
- One motion system reused across every surface
- Higher completion and retention on video placements