Adarsh Maurya | Motion Design for SaaS

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After Effects Screenshots (Workflow)

A look under the hood. Bringing this concept into a 2.5D environment required heavy layer management and precision. Here are a few workspace screenshots showing how the glassmorphism panels and floating UI elements were stacked in After Effects. To get that high-end tech feel, I relied on custom expressions and spent in the graph editor to ensure every node snapped into place with a satisfying, realistic weight; it’s about making the software feel responsive and alive.

Images & Styleframes

Setting the visual tone. I intentionally stepped away from the standard cold, blue tech aesthetic and built a warm, obsidian, and gold color palette. It feels sophisticated, exclusive, and trustworthy. By combining soft neon glows with frosted glass UI panels, I created depth that naturally guides the eye to the most critical information, like the search bar and the core automation features.

Workflow, sound design & Rough Sketch

The thinking phase. Before opening any software, I mapped the entire flow out on paper. When you are dealing with complex dashboards and data, you have to plan the viewer's journey. These sketches helped me lock in the pacing, the transitions, and the hierarchy of the UI elements.

Lindy.ai is building the future of autonomous AI agents, taking over the daily busywork so teams can focus on what matters. But explaining complex concepts like "agent orchestrators" and "API integrations" to an audience requires more than just text—it requires a visual language.

I developed this spec motion campaign for Lindy.ai to translate their deep technical capabilities into a premium, engaging narrative. My goal was simple: make the abstract feel tangible. I wanted to show exactly how world-class motion design can take a powerful SaaS platform and make its core features instantly understandable, striking, and ready to convert viewers into users.