12-principles-of-animation

To audit web animation code, this tool checks your UI components against Disney's 12 principles adapted for web interfaces. It analyzes timing, easing, physics, and staging, outputting specific file:line findings and a summary table of rule violations.

The 12 principles of animation for web interfaces are established motion rules categorized into Timing, Easing, Physics, and Staging. They ensure frontend animations meet performance and aesthetic standards to improve user experience and visual appeal.

You can check frontend animation performance by auditing your code against predefined rules for timing, easing, physics, and staging. This process outputs a summary table with rule IDs and descriptions highlighting specific areas for improvement.

Yes, this animation review tool works without external dependencies. You can use it to audit animation code directly in your project's UI components directory and receive file:line findings without needing additional libraries or setup.

The best way to review a new animation implementation is to audit the code against adapted web animation principles. This validates timing, easing, physics, and staging to ensure the motion meets UX and performance standards before deployment.