A loving-kindness meditation app concept, built around one thing: the open-a-meditation animation — storyboarded, designed, and implemented as working motion.
Metta is a self-directed concept project, but its real subject is a single microinteraction: the animation that plays when you tap a meditation and it opens. I storyboarded it, designed the screens around it, and implemented the motion — the video below is it running.
The moment you tap a meditation, its illustration grows to fill the screen, then settles into the player. That single transition was the brief. I designed and animated it, then built it into the prototype — here it is, running in the app.
The open-a-meditation animation, implemented for the app.
The whole app had one job: help you slow down.
The storyboards below map the animation frame by frame — how the meditation grows, holds, and resolves. The mockups show the calm app it lives in: a library of guided sessions in Metta, Vipassana, and Zazen.