vercel-react-view-transitions

To create smooth, native-feeling animations in React, use the View Transition API with the <ViewTransition> component. This approach implements shared element transitions, suspense reveals, and directional navigation without external animation libraries.

The best way to animate list reorders and shared elements is using the View Transition API. It captures the before and after states of the DOM automatically, creating seamless shared element animations and smooth list reorder transitions.

Yes, the View Transition API works with Next.js integration to enable advanced routing and server-side transitions. You can implement directional page transitions and animate content loading seamlessly across route changes.

You need React, react-dom, and react-router-dom installed to implement view transitions. You also need relevant CSS for animations to define the visual behavior of the shared element transitions and suspense reveals.

Yes, you can use React view transitions with reduced motion preferences. The implementation includes accessibility features to ensure animations respect user settings and remain accessible while performing directional navigation and suspense reveals.

React view transitions are not working because the API requires relevant CSS for animations to define visual states. Without CSS targeting the transition pseudo-elements, the DOM swap occurs instantly without the native-feeling animation.