On the Elementor page it appears to me that there might be a layer mask issue cutting the S off as you mentioned. If you’re using inverted mats they might cause this.
- Check the art-board size: The size of the art-board in After Effects can affect how the animation is displayed in the final application. If the art-board is smaller than the animation itself, parts of the animation may be cut off when it is exported as a Lottie JSON file. To fix this, you can try increasing the size of the art-board and re-exporting the animation. - Masking: If you have used masks to hide parts of the animation in After Effects, this can cause those parts to be cut off when the animation is exported as a Lottie JSON file. To fix this, you can try removing the masks in After Effects or adjusting the masking settings to ensure that all parts of the animation are visible in the final Lottie file. - Scaling: If the Lottie animation is being displayed at a different size than the original After Effects composition, this can cause parts of the animation to be cut off. To fix this, you can try adjusting the scaling settings in the final application to ensure that the entire animation is visible.