motion-frames

Create looping CSS-only hero posters as standalone HTML artifacts.

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npx skills add https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design --skill motion-frames-nexu-io
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Skill: motion-frames
Source: https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design/tree/main/skills/motion-frames
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design --skill motion-frames-nexu-io

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Creating looping, CSS-only hero posters that run deterministically without JavaScript, enabling reliable export pipelines and quick iteration for motion-design briefs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CSS-only motion: Build full-bleed compositions using CSS animations with no scripts.
  • Layered structure: Compose multiple rings, focal elements, labels, and headline for a cohesive poster.
  • Export-ready: Output acts as a standalone HTML artifact suitable for HyperFrames or similar exporters.
  • Use Case: Design a marketing hero poster that loops at 12s with a rotating globe and typographic headline.

Quick Start

Design a looping hero poster using a single HTML document with inline CSS and no JavaScript.

Frequently Asked Questions about motion-frames

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create looping CSS animations for a hero poster without JavaScript?

You create looping CSS animations using a standalone HTML document with inline CSS and no JavaScript. This approach builds full-bleed hero posters with deterministic motion design, kinetic typography, and multi-layer composition.

What is CSS-only motion design and how does it work for kinetic typography?

CSS-only motion design uses CSS animations instead of scripts to animate kinetic typography and poster elements. It works by composing multiple rings, focal elements, and headlines into a looping 12-second animation cycle.

Can I build multi-layer composition posters using just HTML and CSS?

Yes, you can build multi-layer composition posters using a single HTML document with inline CSS. This method composes multiple rings, focal elements, labels, and headlines into a cohesive, export-ready looping poster frame.

Does this CSS animation approach work for export-ready HTML artifacts?

Yes, the CSS-only animation approach outputs a standalone HTML artifact suitable for exporters like HyperFrames. It includes data attributes and requires no JavaScript, ensuring reliable export pipelines for motion-design briefs.

What are the limitations of creating motion posters with CSS-only animation?

CSS-only animation limits motion posters to deterministic CSS properties without JavaScript interactivity or complex sequencing. It is best suited for looping hero scenes and typographic posters rather than user-driven dynamic interactions.

Do I need JavaScript to build a looping hero poster with kinetic typography?

No, you do not need JavaScript to build a looping hero poster. The output is a standalone HTML artifact with inline CSS and no scripts, enabling reliable export pipelines and quick iteration for motion-design briefs.