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Accessible motion in React uses Framer Motion with prefers-reduced-motion support to respect user preferences. Create motion components with variants for smooth transitions while detecting and adapting to reduced-motion settings, ensuring all users can navigate your UI comfortably.

Framer Motion provides GPU-accelerated animations that optimize performance by animating transform and opacity properties. Use motion components and variants to create reusable patterns for buttons, modals, and lists that stay performant across browsers and devices.

Yes, Framer Motion supports hover effects through whileHover variants and scroll interactions via scroll-linked animations and gesture handlers. This lets you create responsive, event-driven motion patterns for interactive dashboards and marketing sites.

Use Framer Motion variants to define animation states for transitions and modal reveals, then apply them to motion components. Combine easing, duration, and stagger timing to create coordinated, professional animations that feel responsive.

Motion patterns like state transitions, parallax effects, and list animations should prioritize user experience and performance. Best practices include respecting reduced-motion preferences, using GPU-friendly properties, and structuring reusable components to speed up development.

Framer Motion aligns with accessibility by supporting prefers-reduced-motion media queries and allowing animations to be conditionally disabled. This ensures compliance with accessibility guidelines while maintaining visual polish for users who can enjoy motion.