Loading screens, animated logos, and micro-interaction systems — built as lightweight files your developer installs in minutes. No libraries, no dependencies, no page-weight penalty.
Each piece opens a working site. Everything you see is running code, not video.
A suspended pendulum loader built on real physics, inside a warm editorial site with light and dark modes.
The logo's own red and blue stripes become the loading bar, then the chrome wordmark catches a shimmer on brushed steel.
Two halves of the mark slam together at a control joint, then a screed pass sets the wordmark. Real job photography throughout.
A restrained logo resolve and a growth line that dips before it climbs, inside a clean corporate site.
A charging logo build synced across three elements, inside a full storefront with a live mix-and-match configurator.
A pink-sunset desert built entirely in code, with the owners walking on at the end and a saucer that leaves at the speed of light.
Your existing logo rebuilt so it can move, plus one loading animation · 1 revision
You already have a logo you are happy with, and a site that currently loads into nothing.
The logo in whatever state it exists — Illustrator file, old PDF, even a screenshot. Messy is expected.
This is the loading moment only. No icon set, no interaction rules, no site work. Need the whole language? That is Tier III.
Custom logo design · loader animation · 2 revisions · adds Lottie and MP4 for social
The logo is the problem. It was made for print, or by a cousin, or never really made at all.
Anything you have — sketches, a name, brands you admire. A blank page is fine.
One mark, animated. Not a family of marks, and not rules for how the rest of the site should move. A full set with guidelines is Tier III.
Your logo, icons and everyday effects animated to match, with a guide for whoever builds your site
More than one thing on your site needs to move, and you want it all to feel like the same brand. This is a kit of parts plus the rules for using them — brand guidelines, but for movement.
Your brand assets and a look at the site. And one answer: who is putting this into it — your developer, your agency, or nobody yet? That changes what I build.
A kit, not a website. Someone has to install it — I can, as an add-on, or your developer can from the guide. Want it built in as well? Tier IV.
Everything above, plus a site built around it · domain and hosting set up for you
No site yet, or one you would rather not patch. You want the motion designed in, not added after.
Your brand, your content, and a sense of what the site has to do.
There is no login area where you edit the site yourself. Changes come through me — which is what Care below is for.
A site nobody can update goes stale. This is the answer to that, and it is optional — the site is yours either way.
Anything that changes how the site looks — new sections, a new layout, new colours or a new logo — is quoted first, so nothing arrives as a surprise. Cancel any time; the site stays yours.
Any tier delivered unbranded, priority queue, your name on the work
You are an agency, a studio or a freelance designer, and a client wants motion you would rather not build from scratch.
The client brand and what you have promised them. I work to your deadline, not mine.
Not a per-project rate. Retainer, so you can quote your client before checking with me.
Every project ships with production files, a demo you can open offline, and written install instructions. Prices are starting points — final quotes follow a short scoping call. Installation on your live site is available as an add-on.
You send the logo and describe the brand. I return three distinct directions — not three versions of one idea.
You choose one. I build a working preview you can open in a browser and forward to stakeholders.
Timing, easing, and colour adjusted against real feedback rather than assumptions.
Production files, an offline demo, and install instructions written for your platform.
One sentence about the brand is enough to start, and the logo can be in whatever state it exists — Illustrator file, old PDF, even a photo of a sign. I'll reply with an approach and a quote, usually within a day.
Whether your logo file can actually be animated, and how much attention your loading screen is currently handing back blank. Both run in your browser.
Sessions, not page views — what your analytics calls users.
Run your URL through PageSpeed Insights if you are guessing.
Every page load waits, not only the first one.
Rough by design — it multiplies your own three numbers and nothing else. The $10 CPM is a common display-advertising rate, shown for scale rather than as a quote.
Quotes. Listed prices are starting points, not fixed quotes. Final pricing is confirmed in writing after a scoping call and depends on complexity, file condition and turnaround. A deposit is required before work begins; remaining balance is due on delivery.
Revisions. Each tier includes the number of revision rounds stated. Additional rounds, or changes to an approved direction, are quoted separately.
Ownership. Full rights to the final delivered files transfer to the client once the invoice is paid in full. Working files, source rigs and unused concepts remain the property of PrioriUX unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Client-supplied material. Clients confirm they hold the rights to any logos, photography, fonts or other assets they provide, and that PrioriUX may use them for the agreed work.
Portfolio work. Demonstrations on this site are independent concept pieces produced to show technique. They are not necessarily commissioned, endorsed by, or affiliated with the businesses shown. All company names, logos and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners and are displayed for illustrative purposes only. If you own a mark shown here and would like it removed, email hello@prioriux.com and it will be taken down promptly.
Scope of service. PrioriUX delivers design and front-end motion assets. No guarantee is made regarding business outcomes, traffic, conversion or revenue. Browser and platform behaviour can change; compatibility is tested at the time of delivery.
Care plan. Optional and monthly, covering text, price, photo and menu changes within two working days, plus hosting, domain renewal and one animation refresh a year. Work that changes the design — new sections, layouts, colours or logos — is quoted separately before it starts. Cancellable at any time with no notice period; the site and its files remain yours.
Confidentiality. Unreleased client work is kept private and will not be published without permission.