User Onboarding Screens • UI/UX Animations with Principle & Sketch (Tutorial)

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[minhtamdesigner]

If i can tap on dot icon the animation can work?

[franlol]

what techniks or frameworks should I use to program it?

[IbrahimAlkhulaifi]

What are the other good options for ui animation other than Principle ? What do you think of inVision ?

[davidcoombes]

Hi @Maex, first thank you for your tutorials. I am new to Principle and they are super helpful.
I have a quick question: I am trying to animate a 3-page carousel and I'd like my last page to swipe back to my first page (infinite swiping). Pls advise, thank you.

[kingstam]

The sketch file is broken. Not possible to open the fiile that I downloaded on dropbox :/

[eddieandtheworld]

I have been using Principle for a few weeks but the trial version is just about to expire.. have you try Flinto for mac ? any good? I am not sure which one I should buy...

[samuelshen]

Hi there! I recently switched from windows to a Mac and I used to use proto.io / Axure for prototyping. I recently started using sketch (for static mockup) and I am looking for a prototyping tool. Principle for Mac seems like a popular option but I do have a main question after watching your tutorial:

- From all the tutorials you showed, it seems that you created 100% of the screens using sketch, then export each individual elements 1 by 1, then you drag them over to Principle for Mac. This seems like a really really tedious work flow (I mean how many folders do I have to create just to keep my assets organized? What if I have 20 artboards in 1 sketch file?) Is Principle for Mac not capable of creating screens?

[ahmadmansee]

Thanks for the Amazing tutorials! do you also provide the source files to download ? i want to follow the tutorial and i am wondering if i can download the source files? i am talking about all videos

[raula.]

Great Video, thanks man :) I have 2 questions. I really hope you will help me. 1) what are the differences between flinto and principle? 2) can you shoot video in Flinto and save as MOV and GIF? Many thanks.

[champrocks]

wht is the use of this how could u use it for app development imean is these much work is ok for onboard, ? wht next for making it app, can u please guid me for lets take example of this tutorial how can u make it a full working apk normal just onbord app not much just want to learn wht after designing app in sketch i show many tutorial of designing app in sketch but wht after it? nobody shows

[staybalancedn]

The thing I am scared of with this is that Im afraid the work I create in development will never match the fluidness that principle creates... wow..great app

[samnorris]

The way they've done this app is really shit and confusing.... Wish I could just use Flinto but I have some stupid crash issue with it when saving.

How they've done paging for example is stupid, it makes literally no sense... There's no way at all to differentiate between different screens in the timeline, you have to completely guess - and you have to jumble all of your elements for each screen together inside a single artboard.. wtf, why not just have separate artboards for each screen/state. Gah, terrible.