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To design a motion system, define easing, duration, and stagger tokens for consistent UI animation styles, then plan scroll choreography and component sequences using compositor-safe properties to ensure smooth transitions across the product.

Performance testing for UI animation validates FPS, checks layout thrashing, and enforces will-change budgets to prevent janky transitions. It ensures component animations run at 60fps before shipping.

Reduced motion accessibility is added by enforcing prefers-reduced-motion compliance within the animation system. This involves generating alternative orchestration logic and fallbacks that disable or simplify scroll choreography for sensitive users.

Yes, token-based motion design workflows apply to page-level reveal sequences. You can plan and implement entry, exit, hover, and scroll-triggered sequences using structured motion tokens to maintain consistency.

The best way to avoid layout thrashing in component animations is to generate compositor-safe CSS and orchestration logic. This approach restricts animations to specific properties and limits will-change usage to maintain performance.