ryanrabon
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Store
Blog
Product
Showcase
FAQ
Downloads
Posts posted by ryanrabon
-
-
Interested. What's your budget? You can email me at rrabon@gmail.com to discuss further.
You can preview my work below...
Show Reel:
Portfolio Site:Recent work:Thanks,Ryan Rabon- 1
-
Just finished up these beauties. Was a collaboration effort, and I built out the random/dynamic leave animations for both...
http://rabondigital.com/html5/goco/discover/index.html
http://rabondigital.com/html5/goco/taleoflove/index.html
Enjoy!
- 1
-
Just finished up these beauties. Was a collaboration effort, and I built out the random/dynamic leave animations for both...
http://rabondigital.com/html5/goco/discover/index.html
http://rabondigital.com/html5/goco/taleoflove/index.html
Enjoy!
- 4
-
15 hours ago, GreenSock said:
Nice work, @ryanrabon. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate that!! I'm pleased you liked it
-
In addition to my Development work, I've also put together an instagram page containing some of my Motion Design work.
Enjoy!
https://www.instagram.com/r4b0nmotion/
- 2
-
Greetings friends and colleagues,
I'm in need of some support. I'm putting the feelers out here in hope that someone may know of an opportunity they feel I may be a good fit for. Below is a link to my portfolio and a link to some of my recent projects. Thanks in advance, and I appreciate any insight or leads.
Portfolio:
Recent Projects:
http://rabondigital.com/html5/index.html
Thanks,
Ryan Rabon
720-256-0338
- 2
-
On 2/20/2019 at 5:49 PM, kellyimaging said:
Wow, I'm so impressed by your banner animations!
I especially love the History Channel and the Cremo examples on your site.
I'd love to hear more about your workflow for creating your sprite sheets, for the Cremo birds, for example.
Do you export out of AE or Adobe Animate?
Thanks!
~K
I really appreciate it
Yeah, for those birds I exported out of after effects to create that sprite sheet. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.
Cheers!
Ryan
-
17 minutes ago, Matthew Severin said:
@Marlon Yeah it's best practice to use at least 2x resolution images if you can fit them, also, tinyPNG is a life saver.
@ryanrabon Nice work on that GoPro pieceThanks @Matthew Severin
-
7 minutes ago, GreenSock said:
Nice work, @ryanrabon!
Thank you! I appreciate that
-
Here's a few recent of mine...
FedEx:
http://rabondigital.com/html5/FedEx/index.html
GoPro:
http://rabondigital.com/html5/gopro/_new/index.html
Others:
http://rabondigital.com/html5/index.html
Enjoy!
Ryan
- 4
-
Hi Ryan
I checked my email but nothing received,
Can you please send it again,
Thank you so much dude,
Hey Dude,
I just sent a new email and provided a download link as apposed to an attachment. Let me know if you are able to get it.
- 2
-
Hi Ryan
Yes please it would be wonderful,
my email is fadyhenen@hotmail.com
I just sent that over. Let me know if you didn't get it and I need to resend.
-
I have an html5 banner sample that I can share with you if that will help. Let me know.
Ryan
-
- 4
-
Yeah, I agree with PointC about using SVG. I typically would break each letter individually then run staggerFrom on each, really mimicking the same effect that SplitText would provide.
Cheers!
- 2
-
Nice work, @ryanrabon (and everyone else as well - love seeing these demos of GSAP-driven animations).
Thank you very much!! I love GSAP!!! It's been such a pleasure using it to build out animations.
- 2
-
I've just recently launched my new site with all my new and recent HTML5 banner work. It also includes some of my previous work in Flash. Happy viewing!
Cheers,
Ryan Rabon
- 4
-
Many thanks for the answer, Ryan!
Now that is clear!
My pleasure, Vitaliy!
- 1
-
Hi Ryan,
Great banners! Many thanks for sharing them!
Great structure and approach overall! (I've gone through some of them).
I'm new with GSAP (brilliant platform) and I have few quite simple questions based on 'Infinity ad' example.
- You're linking pictures through CSS background. Why not placing pictures by <img> tags? Because of easier access and control?
I thought having <img> tags with alt="info" is better in semantic sense.
- I see there was a need to use custom fonts. Why haven't you used text converted into svg curves instead of spritesheet?
Thanks,
Vitaliy
Hi Vitaly,
Thank you very much! Yeah, I typically use css background when building out banners, but when it comes to making websites semantically <img> tags are the way to go. Really you could use either one for banners, it's really personal preference.
A colleague started that infiniti banner, and did some of the setup. It was handed off to me to finish it up. He had already setup that sprite sheet with the copy, but I typically and prefer to work with svg. For that client I think we had to support older versions of IE which doesn't play nice with svg.
- 2
-
Nice SVG masking, particles, spritesheet animations and all. Professional DOM banners! Could You please describe Your workflow a bit?
Thank you very much! I appreciate it. Of course! Coming from a strong development background with a lot of big agency experience, I've had the opportunity to learn from great coders. With that said I strive to hand code all js, css, and html using best practices and as much as I can keep file size minimal as possible. Anything more specific you would like me to elaborate on?
- 1
-
- 4
-
Hi Luke,
I have a ton of experience developing banners for some top global agencies. I've put together a review link of a small handful of some I've worked on.
http://rabondigital.com/html5/index.html
Thanks,
Ryan
-
Inspiring HTML5 Banner Examples with GSAP
in Banner Animation
Posted
Hey All,
Haven't posted here in awhile, but came up with this concept over the Holidays when my boy got the Simon game for Christmas.
Enjoy!
http://rabondigital.com/html5/google/index.html