A static screenshot can’t always guide a new user. I design a series of three cohesive isometric illustrations that form a visual onboarding story for your mobile app, explaining core features in a friendly and engaging way.

We’ll map out a three-step user journey: perhaps discovering content, creating a project and sharing results. I then create three matching isometric scenes that visually narrate this flow. The art style is playful and colorful, using soft shadows and cheerful characters to keep the mood light and approachable. You receive the three final illustrations as individual PNG files. Crucially, I also provide each scene as a layered JSON file ready for Lottie, meaning your developer can easily add subtle animations—like a pulsing button or a sliding menu—to make the onboarding interactive. The layered After Effects source files are included if you have an animator who wants to create more complex motion.

This method improves user retention by making learning part of the experience. The consistent isometric perspective ties the steps together visually, creating a mini-world for your app. It’s more memorable than text or flat icons. I study how apps like Duolingo or Headspace use playful illustration to reduce the friction of starting something new.

Designed for consumer-facing mobile apps in health, fitness, finance, education or social domains, this package helps you explain functionality without relying on jargon. I’ve created onboarding sequences for over twenty apps, and the focus is always on reducing cognitive load. We’ll work to ensure each scene has one clear message, so the user feels guided, not lectured. The delivered Lottie-ready format gives your team the flexibility to implement the art in a dynamic way.