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Animations

skill-krishna-modi12-frontend-design-pro-animations · by Krishna-Modi12

Motion — easing and timing rules, Framer Motion, GSAP, scroll-driven experiences, view transitions, reduced motion. Use when something has to move — entrances and exits, micro-interactions, hover states, scroll-driven sequences, parallax, route transitions, shared-element morphs, stagger, marquees, physics-based movement.

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Animations

When to Use

Any motion work: entrance/exit transitions, micro-interactions, hover states, scroll-driven sequences, parallax, page/route transitions, shared-element morphs, stagger, marquees, physics-based movement.

Stack

React 19 · Framer Motion (component motion) · GSAP + ScrollTrigger (scroll/timeline) · React View Transitions (route) · CSS (simple states)

Core Rules

  1. Motion is feedback, not decoration. If removing it doesn't harm understanding, cut it. Name what a transition communicates before adding it — arrival, departure, relationship, state change, progress, consequence.
  2. Pick one motion personality and hold it. Precise (120–200ms, sharp ease-out) · Calm (300–450ms, gentle ease-in-out) · Playful (250–400ms, spring) · Cinematic (500–800ms, heroes only). Mixed personalities read as incoherent even when nobody can say why.
  3. Easing. Enter ease-out cubic-bezier(0.23,1,0.32,1); ease-in only for exits ≤200ms; ease-in-out for movement. Never ease-in for entrances.
  4. Duration. Button 100–160ms · dropdown 150–250ms · modal 200–500ms · page transition ≤800ms. Never exceed 600ms for standard UI.
  5. Animate transform and opacity only — they're compositor-driven. Never width, height, top, left. Never transition: all — list properties explicitly.
  6. Never scale from 0. Start at scale(0.95) minimum; 0 reads as a glitch.
  7. prefers-reduced-motion is mandatory wherever motion exists — useReducedMotion(), a @media block, or Tailwind's motion-reduce:. Reduce to opacity or nothing; never ship motion a user has opted out of.
  8. Animations are interruptible. New input takes over mid-flight rather than queueing behind the current tween — springs do this naturally.
  9. Don't animate high-frequency actions (100+ per day: toggles, shortcuts) — delay compounds into annoyance.
  10. One system per element. Framer for component state, GSAP for scroll timelines. Never both on the same node.
  11. Set an intentional transform-origin; SVG transforms go on a ` with transform-box: fill-box`.

Patterns

  • Stagger reveal — container variants with staggerChildren, 80ms apart per item (40ms per word when splitting text). Canonical config: references/animation-framework.md.
  • Shared-element morphlayoutId (Framer) or `` (React VT).
  • Scroll sequence — GSAP ScrollTrigger with scrub, pinned sections, invalidateOnRefresh.
  • Magnetic / hover lift — small transform on pointer proximity, disabled under reduced motion.
  • Skeleton shimmeranimate-pulse on a real loading state, never a fake delay.

Examples

examples/good-anim-recipes.tsx (stagger, counter, magnetic, reduced-motion) · examples/good-scroll.tsx (GSAP ScrollTrigger, SplitText, pinning) · examples/good-view-transitions.tsx · examples/good-vt-shared-element.tsx · examples/bad-animated.tsx (anti-example).

Reference Index

Load only for the specific task:

| Task | Load | |---|---| | Motion direction — what a motion communicates, personality archetypes, choreography, Disney principles, animation smells | references/motion-direction.md | | How much this page should move at all — the L1/L2/L3 tiers, intent→tier table, per-page ceilings, reveal granularity | references/motion-budget.md | | The tier's own catalogue — every move that belongs at L1, L2 or L3, framework-free | references/interaction-patterns.md | | A forward sweep for motion that is missing — the four-stage gate, where to hunt, the mandatory rejected list, the report format | references/finding-motion.md | | Cinematic scroll composites — constellation hero, card collapse, pinned narrative, the one WebGL moment | references/scroll-story-patterns.md | | Timing/easing decisions, which library to reach for | references/animation-framework.md | | 17 copy-paste recipes (stagger, counter, toast, marquee…) | references/animation-recipes.md | | motion.*, AnimatePresence, variants, layoutId, springs | references/motion.md | | Finger-driven motion — springs by feel, velocity handoff, momentum projection, rubber-banding, grab offset, native-feel gesture details | references/native-motion-physics.md | | All 12 GSAP plugins, useGSAP, timelines | references/gsap.md | | Scroll-driven patterns, parallax, pinning | references/scroll-experience.md | | Smooth/momentum scroll — Lenis options, RAF loop, GSAP ticker handoff, reduced-motion gating | references/lenis-smooth-scroll.md | | React View Transition API, CSS recipes, Next.js integration | references/view-transitions.md | | An animation that renders wrong — seekability, font-load measurement, zoom vs scale text blur, flattened preserve-3d, missing glyphs | references/animation-pitfalls.md |

Constraints

MOTION-01 reduced-motion is functional, not a string mention · MOTION-02 no bare ease-in in entrance context · PERF-04 no transition: all · duration 80–600ms (800ms page transitions) · no infinite animation without user control · transform/opacity only · OKLCH tokens · TypeScript strict.

Source & license

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Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.