adding-animations

Add Framer Motion animations to UI components by implementing motion design elements like transitions, stagger patterns, and hover effects. This approach enforces animation timing and easing guidelines to enhance visual appeal and user experience.

Implement micro-interactions and transitions in React by enforcing guidelines for animation timing, easing, and stagger patterns. This method ensures consistency with existing codebase patterns while adding sophisticated hover effects to elements like cards and buttons.

Enforce accessibility for motion design by integrating considerations like `prefers-reduced-motion` into your animation logic. This ensures transitions and hover effects respect user accessibility preferences alongside standard animation timing rules.

Yes, this animation approach works with existing codebase patterns by integrating directly with your current structure. It enforces consistency by applying established animation timing, easing, and stagger guidelines to new UI components.

You should not use Framer Motion for UI transitions when accessibility requirements like `prefers-reduced-motion` are strictly mandated and conflict with complex animations. However, this approach specifically enforces those accessibility considerations alongside timing rules.