What problem does it solve?
This Skill provides a comprehensive reference for understanding and implementing effective motion design in UI/web contexts, addressing common pitfalls and promoting best practices.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Animation Principles: Covers core principles such as state, hierarchy, and causality in motion design.
- Non-Negotiable Standards: Outlines standards for duration, easing, and performance considerations.
- Easing Reference: Provides a detailed table of easing curves for different animation scenarios.
- Decision Rules: Offers guidelines for choosing the right animation for various use cases.
- Stagger Patterns: Describes best practices for staggered animations in lists and sequences.
- Vocabulary: Defines key terms related to motion design.
- Common Mistakes: Identifies and explains common mistakes in motion design.
- Good vs Bad Output: Illustrates the difference between effective and ineffective animation implementations.
- Performance Checklist: Provides a checklist for ensuring animations are performant and accessible.
Quick Start
Use the motion-design skill to review the principles of motion design and implement a UI animation that respects the non-negotiable standards outlined in the reference.