Web Animation & Motion Design— Page 2

This collection gathers websites where animation and motion design actively improve storytelling, orientation, and emotional impact. Instead of isolated effects, these references show complete motion systems: entrance timing, transition rhythm, and interaction feedback all feel connected. Study how teams use motion to explain hierarchy, reveal content progressively, and reinforce brand voice. You will find practical examples built with GSAP and Framer Motion, including scroll-driven sequences, micro-interactions, and cinematic page transitions. Another important lesson is restraint. The best animated websites know where to stay still, which keeps key actions like navigation, pricing, and forms easy to process. You can also compare how motion scales across devices, from desktop-heavy narratives to touch-friendly mobile interactions. Use this set when planning a motion language for marketing sites, product pages, or portfolios. It offers concrete ideas for choreography, performance tradeoffs, and accessibility-safe alternatives while preserving visual excitement.