Why I Love Motion Graphics Better Than Static Graphics
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Visitors get glued by motion graphics in a website as videos capture immediate interest. Static graphics on a website just don’t engage the attention of the reader as promptly as something like a flash animation.
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New developments in web video technology are translating to motion graphics that relay audio, text, music and motion at the click of a mouse. As anyone tracking web bounce rates will testify, you have to grab the attention of your visitor in a manner of seconds. You have to use innovative interactive techniques to capture their interest. You can both quickly attract and educate consumers to your products with motion graphics much better than static graphics simply because you can provide consumers with an engaging experience.
Video Loops and video backgrounds can be the core of motion graphics that breathe life into your advertisements. Motion graphics add extra meaning to the message you want to convey in your ad or web video. The movement in motion graphics is capable to stirring a range of emotional responses from viewers. You can entice your viewers or repel them. You could surprise them or shock them. The stronger the emotion you evoke, the better your chances of converting eye balls to sales.
Static graphics are unable to convey on the uniqueness of your value proposition as well as motion graphics. Video provides a lasting impression of your site, your product and your message. As a business promotion tool, video ads are gaining favor among tech savvy consumers. Using inexpensive video backgrounds or video loops in your advertisements, you’ve hit on an effective, efficient and inexpensive method of marketing your products.
You can do lots of incredible things with video backgrounds and animations, from launching a remarkable new website to creating a cool branded video ad. Combine your animations with interactive components and you will enhance your online campaigns. Creative motion graphics are better than static graphics to snare your potential customers.
This tutorial can help you create an animated gif held inside a static image. All sizes and graphic editing are up to the maker. enjoy outcome:
Question by moore080693: How can i install my graphics card? I don’t have an anti static wristband?
I have looked on various sites on how to install my new graphics card and nearly all of them say that i will have to “Ground myself” by using an anti-static wrist band so that i don’t damage any components…. Is there anyway that i can Ground myself and install my graphics card without this wristband as i desperately need to install my graphics card and haven’t the time to go and buy one…
Thanks =D
Best answer:
Answer by Matt
You should be okay as long as you touch a metal part of your computer case regularly to discharge static electricity.
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Ali J | Nov 2, 2011 | Reply
no need to wear anti static wrist band.
Johnny Scare | Nov 2, 2011 | Reply
Ha, that’s just being overly cautious- consider it right in line with the old “You can’t swim if you just ate” theory. Just make sure you don’t do anything that will cause a static shock; should be pretty easy. So long as you don’t rub your socks against the carpet of your house for 5 minutes before you touch your motherboard, odds are you’ll be a-okay.
John D | Nov 2, 2011 | Reply
I open my case quite frequently to clean it out and have installed extra RAM as well. You don’t really need the wrist strap. I make sure I’m not standing on a rug and then hold onto the case with one hand first, to discharge any potential static. I then try to keep part of my arm or a free hand in contact with the case as I change out a component or just clean the dust out.
The wrist strap is just an extra layer of protection in case of static buildup as you work on the PC, so I don’t wear anything like wool or polyester that can charge up static as you move around.
I agree the static charge thing may be over rated but it can potentially damage something. If you’re super concerned and cautious you can make one easily with a length of old wire you have laying around the house or garage. Just bare enough wire to wrap around your wrist.
SAM L | Nov 2, 2011 | Reply
I’ve been repairing & installing parts in cpus 4 along time & U can fry componts real easy if not grounded. 1st disconnect all power wires going 2 ur cpu.Take a copper wire & warp the bare wire around ur wrist & connect the other end 2 a bare metal part on ur cpu that will ground U.