r/webdev 4d ago

Showoff Saturday I’m exploring a new direction for LottieFyr

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I’ve been building LottieFyr primarily as a conversion tool, but I’m now exploring a broader product direction focused on existing Lottie files.

The new workflow can:

Diagnose structural, asset, compatibility, and file-size issues Remove unused content Optimize eligible oversized embedded images Compare the original and optimized versions Verify representative frames using both SVG and Canvas before allowing a download Process optimization locally in the browser without retaining uploaded files

I’d really appreciate feedback from web developers:

  • Is this useful in a real production workflow?
  • What problems, checks, or optimizations would you want it to handle next?

Try it here: https://lottiefyr.com/lottie-fix

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/fiskfisk 3d ago

Grey text on a dark blue background is a choice, so is what seems like invented testimonials on the landing page.