motion

To add Vue 3 or Nuxt animations, you can install motion-v and use the Motion component to declaratively animate HTML and SVG elements with initial, animate, and exit states for production-ready, hardware-accelerated UI motion.

Yes, you can create scroll-linked animations and gesture interactions in Vue using declarative motion components and composables like useInView, enabling smooth interactive UI transitions with minimal boilerplate.

The best way to manage Vue exit animations is using the AnimatePresence component, which tracks exiting elements and ensures declarative exit states animate smoothly before components fully unount from the DOM.

Yes, motion-v supports advanced reactive animation values and spring physics for Nuxt through composables like useMotionValue, useSpring, and useTransform, enabling dynamic, hardware-accelerated motion without direct DOM manipulation.

To integrate Nuxt page and layout transitions, use the motion-v/nuxt module to enable declarative layout transitions across components and pages, providing lightweight, hardware-accelerated routing animations.

Declarative motion for SVG and HTML elements in Vue relies on hardware-accelerated properties for smooth performance; complex layout transitions or unsupported SVG attributes may require manual composable configuration instead of declarative props.