​Explore how motion has evolved from decoration into a core UX principle that shapes clarity, usability, and product behaviour. This session is for product and design teams. Lottie experts will teach you how leading teams are building motion design systems and motion frameworks that scale across their entire product — improving navigation, consistency, and communication between design and engineering.

​We’ll break down how to:

​✅ Understand why motion is UX and how it guides attention, supports wayfinding, reduces cognitive load, and creates more human digital experiences.

​⚡️ Integrate motion into your design system using principles, tokens, patterns, and choreography.

​💪🏻 Build a motion design system from scratch through audits, guiding principles, reusable presets, and documentation.

​👅 Use interactive motion (via State Machine logic) as a design language to communicate system behaviour.

​🫡 Create a shared, scalable motion library that keeps teams aligned.

​By the end, attendees will have a clear workflow for adopting motion strategically and not just aesthetically and the practical steps to bring a motion-forward mindset into their work.

​Speakers

​Yaamin Mohamed is the Global Partnerships Manager at LottieFiles, where he’s built collaborations with some of the biggest names in design — from Google and Disney to Duolingo. With a background in motion design and UX, Yaamin has a rare mix of creative and strategic insight, helping teams bring motion to life at scale. Known for his energy and deep understanding of the design community, he’s passionate about turning creative ideas into global impact.

​Jaime Creixems is a Senior Design Specialist at LottieFiles, helping some of the world’s biggest companies bring motion into their design systems. With a background in design, communication, and mentorship (and previous experience at Sketch), Jaime bridges the gap between product, sales, and design teams — turning complex challenges into clear, creative solutions. Outside work, he’s a podcaster, traveler, and 90’s rock–loving LEGO builder.

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