framer-motion

Squash and stretch in React UI is achieved using Framer Motion's animate and transition properties to dynamically scale component dimensions. This skill provides direct mappings from the animation principle to the corresponding Framer Motion idioms for physically believable motion.

Anticipation in Framer Motion is implemented by sequencing a preparatory motion before the main action using variants and transition timing controls. This skill maps the anticipation principle directly to Framer Motion idioms to make micro-interactions feel expressive and intentional.

Slow in and slow out animations in React are controlled using Framer Motion's transition and easing controls to manipulate timing. This skill provides concrete patterns for applying easing to achieve physically believable UI animations without manual tuning.

Staging in React UI animation is created by choreographing Framer Motion variants to direct user attention to hero components. This skill provides practical examples for staging and other Disney principles to build cinematic and polished web application transitions.

Follow-through in Framer Motion is implemented by adding trailing motion to elements after the primary animation completes using transition and AnimatePresence. This skill maps follow-through and other Disney principles directly to Framer Motion APIs for natural component motion.

Timing and exaggeration in React animations are controlled using Framer Motion's transition timing and variants to emphasize specific motions. This skill provides direct mappings for these Disney principles to ensure UI animations feel expressive and physically believable.