Animation can be used to add life and motion to any object in Figma. Button animation is a great way to add an element of interactivity to a design.
Figma has a few built-in animation tools that make creating button animations a breeze.
To create a button animation in Figma, first create a new animation file. In the Animation File property of the button object, enter the file name of your animation. Next, open the Animation Properties panel and set the following properties:
Name: This is the name of the animation file.
This is the name of the animation file. Type: This is the type of animation that you are creating.
This is the type of animation that you are creating. Duration: This is the duration of the animation in seconds.
This is the duration of the animation in seconds. Start: This is the time in seconds at which the animation starts.
This is the time in seconds at which the animation starts. End: This is the time in seconds at which the animation ends.
This is the time in seconds at which the animation ends. Speed: This is the speed of the animation in frames per second.
Next, add the necessary animation frames to your animation file. To add a frame, select the frame in the Animation properties panel and click the Add Frame button.
To add a looping frame, select the looping frame and click the Add Loop button.
To change the animation timing, use the Timing button to adjustment the start, end, and speed of the animation. To preview the animation, click the Play button.
To add interactivity to your animation, use the buttons in the Button Toolbar to add buttons to the animation. To add a button, select the button in the Button Properties panel and click the Add Button button.
To add a button that responds to user input, add a script to your animation file. To add a script, select the script in the Button Properties panel and click the Add Script button.
To add a button to the animation, click the Add Button button, select the button in the Button Properties panel, and click the Add to Animation button. To remove a button from the animation, select the button in the Button Properties panel, and click the Remove from Animation button.
To create a button animation that responds to user input, add a script to your animation file. In the Script Editor, enter the following code:
button.on(‘click’, function() { // Code for responding to user input });
To add interactivity to your animation, use the buttons in the Button Toolbar to add buttons to the animation. In the Script Editor, enter the following code:.
