I have several mobile screens that need subtle, lightweight Lottie animations so the app feels polished the moment users open it. The scope covers three areas: • Splash screen – a quick, eye-catching intro that keeps the brand present without delaying launch. • On-boarding sequence – a series of short, clean transitions that guide first-time users through the key features. • Loading states – loops that reassure users the app is working, never distracting from core content. Style: strictly minimalist—flat shapes, limited colour palette, no unnecessary flourishes. Platforms: the animations must export flawlessly for both iOS and Android, so I’ll expect JSON files tested in the latest versions of Lottie for each platform. Primary goal: elevate the overall user experience; every animation should feel purposeful and keep performance snappy. Deliverables 1. Source files (After Effects or equivalent) with organised layers. 2. Optimised Lottie JSON exports, each under the recommended size limit for smooth playback. 3. A quick demo video or GIF showcasing how each animation plays in context. 4. Up to two revision rounds to fine-tune timing, easing, and colour. If you’ve produced crisp, low-weight Lottie animations before, especially for splash or onboarding flows, I’d love to see examples and hear how you approach optimisation across both platforms.