A collection of Animations that aims to improve the user experience

August 2, 2021 Animation

Flutter Animations

A collection of Animations that aims to improve the user experience for your next flutter project. Built by Ezaldeen SAHB I hope that these sample can help you in your real projects or just for the purpose of learning and inspiration.

In addition to forking and reviewing the MIT licensed code available here.

The Animations

Animated onBoarding

Use slider and lottie files to build an animated on boarding screens, it can be used to gain user attraction to your app when it launch at first.View Code

Furniture app (Dark / White) Theme support

Draw curved vector animations to switch between white/dark themes. It also make use of a custom flash indicator for the selected category.View Code

No Wifi internet connection

Uses the Custom painter to draw wifi animations on your app screens. In this case I also used some text animated widget to animated the type writing animations.View Code

Flutter circular widget animator

Demonstrates how you can use custom painters in your Flutter app and how to tie multi custom animations controllers.View Code

Profile weather animations

Example of a profile view with animated weather indicators that change size, shape, and colorView Code

Rotating wave progress indicator

Again custom painters are being used here, drawing some paths on screen and use animation controllers to delay each path to make this nice movementView Code

Flutter custom hero animations

Flutter Hero Animations are amazing, however, the default hero animation is not giving the best U/X. We will implement a white page route animations to improve this issueView Code

Installation

If you’re new to Flutter the first thing you’ll need is to follow the setup instructions. Once you’re set up and can compile the sample Flutter app, you’re ready to run some examples!

Each project is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the project root directory you’d like to run. Then, using the terminal inside your IDE, run flutter pub get to fetch any dependencies, and flutter run to deploy to your connected device or simulator.

If you would like to try these for Flutter for web, you can use flutter run -d chrome. For more information on enabling Flutter for web follow the setup instructions.