A shape library needs clear categories and consistent item naming. Each item should have a defined animation behavior.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A shape library needs clear categories and consistent item naming.
Each item should have a defined animation behavior.
Organize shapes into 10 main categories. Each category should contain 20 specific items. For each shape, define a physics or motion type. This helps users understand how the shape will animate.
A developer is building a new animation tool. The developer creates a 'Fruits' category with 20 fruit shapes. Each fruit shape is assigned an animation type like 'static' or 'swing'. This structure makes it easy for a designer to find and use animated fruit shapes.
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