compose-animation

Apply the M3 Expressive motion system to implement physics-based animations in Jetpack Compose. This toolkit replaces fixed easing with springs, enforcing rules for AnimatedVisibility, AnimatedContent, and animate*AsState to ensure consistent transitions.

Use spring for physics-based motion and tween for fixed duration easing. This toolkit enforces specific rules for when to use spring versus tween, providing M3 Expressive motion guidelines to replace ad-hoc easing with consistent transitions.

Handle accessibility in Android Compose animations by applying the toolkit's accessibility-aware reduced-motion handling. It provides specific patterns to adjust physics-based motion for users requiring reduced motion support.

The best way to animate LazyList items in Jetpack Compose is using the provided animation patterns. This toolkit covers LazyList item animations alongside gesture-driven animations, ensuring smooth screen transitions and skeleton loading visuals.

Yes, you can use InfiniteTransition and updateTransition for Compose screen transitions. The toolkit scopes these APIs to handle typical screen transitions, gesture animations, and skeleton loading visuals with M3 Expressive motion rules.

Jetpack Compose animations look inconsistent across screens due to ad-hoc easing and brittle implementation. This toolkit solves the problem by providing a unified M3 Expressive motion system with physics-based springs and consistent transition patterns.