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Plan UI animations by identifying interface states needing feedback, then design entrance, transition, and micro-interaction patterns that provide clear guidance and user delight while maintaining consistent motion language across components.

Prefers-reduced-motion is a CSS media feature dictating that UI animations respect user motion preferences. Implement accessible fallbacks by providing sensible static alternatives for entrance, transition, and micro-interaction animations when reduced motion is enabled.

Add micro-interactions by planning purposeful animations across components, forms, and dialogs. Ensure they adhere to performance budgets and respect accessibility guidelines to prevent unnecessary motion and maintain optimal frontend interface responsiveness.

Yes, you can design consistent motion language for menus and dialogs. The approach plans and implements purposeful UI animations across frontend interfaces to improve feedback, guidance, and user delight while balancing performance and accessibility constraints.

Avoid adding animations to UI components when they do not improve feedback, guidance, or user delight. Purposeful animations should be well-timed and respect performance budgets and prefers-reduced-motion, avoiding unnecessary motion that could degrade the experience.