What problem does it solve? Designers and developers often know what a motion effect looks or feels like but not its proper name, making it hard to prompt an AI, brief a designer, or search for implementation guidance. This Skill reverse-looks-up the exact term from a plain-language description. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Reverse glossary lookup: Converts sensory descriptions like "the bouncy thing when a popover opens" into exact terms such as Pop in or Rubber-banding. - Disambiguation of close terms: Contrasts easily confused concepts like Morph vs Crossfade vs Shared element transition so users pick the right word. - Curated glossary coverage: Spans entrances, sequencing, transforms, scroll effects, feedback, easing, springs, looping, polish, performance, and motion principles. - Use Case: A product manager writing a spec says "the iOS scroll that resists and snaps back" and receives the term Rubber-banding with a verbatim definition to paste into the ticket. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant what the animation is called when a popover grows out of the button that opened it, and receive the exact term with its definition.
