Animation for website

We are looking for an animator to create a 2D animation that tells a story for our website. The animation should be less than 1 minute in length. Ideal skills and experience for this project include: - Strong proficiency in 2D animation techniques - Ability to bring a story to life through animation - Creativity in designing visually appealing and engaging animations - Proficiency in using animation software and tools - Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines Here is the concept for the animation Starting scene: Futuristic, animated racetrack representing the journey of business growth. As the user lands on the homepage, they're greeted with an animated racetrack, sleek and futuristic, reminiscent of automotive innovation. At the starting line stands a car, symbolizing the prospect's business. The car looks good, but it's stationary, hinting at the need for momentum and progress. When the user interacts or scrolls, the race begins: the car accelerates, but it encounters obstacles along the track, such as roadblocks (depicting challenges in the market) and sharp turns (representing industry shifts). As the race progresses, the agency's branding appears as support mechanisms - pit stops with efficient and effective services. These services could be depicted as stations where the car gets upgrades (like fueling up with "SEO," "Content Strategy," "Social Media Boost," etc.). Throughout the race, success indicators like speedometers, scoreboards, or mileage counters gradually increase, showcasing the agency's ability to accelerate business growth. The track becomes a visual representation of the journey toward success. The race culminates in the car crossing the finish line with blazing speed, representing the prospect's business achieving significant growth. At the finish line, banners with success stories or testimonials could appear, solidifying the agency as the partner that propels businesses to victory. Looking forward to speaking to someone who can help me develop this concept. references: [login to view URL] [login to view URL]