Train Your Judgement

Settling for good enough is not good enough.

AI can write animation code. What it can’t do is know what feels right. It produces motion that works, but feels mediocre, and if you can’t tell the difference, you’ll ship it. You’ll settle for good enough, and that’s not good enough. This article trains your ability to spot what’s wrong, name it, and fix it. Each exercise shows two animations side by side. Your job is to pick the better one, write down why you chose it, and then see my breakdown. Putting into words why something feels right trains your ability to articulate your judgment, a skill that will be incredibly valuable in the…

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• Selena Yang
• Lailah Nabegu
• Melvin Hogan

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