# What should designers in Korea look for in a UI animation tool?

> Korean product teams are known for polished app motion, so they need tools whose output ships to iOS, Android and web without being rebuilt. Check Hangul font handling (many teams use Pretendard), how motion fits into apps that live inside super-apps and webviews, and accessibility requirements. Lottie is widely used for played animation; Rive and ExodeUI handle interactive UI that ships.

Updated November 2026. Source: https://www.exodeui.com/questions/ui-animation-tools-for-designers-in-korea/

## Key takeaways

- Korean apps often run motion inside webviews and in-app browsers
- Pretendard is a popular open font for Korean UI; subset it for web
- Hangul syllables are single characters, so per-character effects are safe
- Korea has web accessibility guidelines (KWCAG); motion must be controllable
- Runtime files avoid rebuilding motion for iOS, Android and web

## Frequently asked questions

### Which font do Korean UI designers use?

Pretendard is a popular open choice. Noto Sans KR and platform system fonts are also common.

### Do Lottie animations work in webviews?

Yes, through lottie-web or dotLottie players. Test performance in the in-app browser you target.

### Is ProtoPie good for production motion?

ProtoPie is strong for prototypes. Developers usually rebuild the motion for production.

### Is ExodeUI available in Korean?

Our website has a Korean version. Check the editor for current interface languages.

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- [Best cross-platform animation tools](https://www.exodeui.com/best-cross-platform-animation-tools)
- [ExodeUI vs ProtoPie](https://www.exodeui.com/compare/exodeui-vs-protopie)
- [Accessible motion and reduced motion](https://www.exodeui.com/learn/accessible-motion-reduced-motion)
- [UI animation tools for designers in Japan](https://www.exodeui.com/questions/ui-animation-tools-for-designers-in-japan)