vercel-react-view-transitions

Implement native-like page transitions in React by wrapping components with the <ViewTransition> wrapper. It declares triggers like enter, exit, and update, relying on browser support for the View Transition API with graceful degradation for older browsers.

Yes, the View Transition API works with Next.js route changes. This Skill provides end-to-end patterns for implementing directional navigation and shared element morphs specifically tailored for Next.js applications.

Animate shared elements when reordering a list in React by using the <ViewTransition> component to declare share triggers. This approach handles list reorders and shared element morphs natively without external animation libraries.

Use addTransitionType alongside CSS view-transition classes to define and isolate persistent elements during animations. The guide provides ready-to-use CSS recipes and explicit steps for auditing and composing these transition styles.

Yes, there are accessibility requirements for React view transitions. The implementation guide documents specific accessibility considerations to ensure users relying on assistive technologies are not negatively impacted by visual morphs and route changes.

The primary limitation of the View Transition API in React is its dependency on native browser support. The implementation addresses this by providing graceful degradation, ensuring applications remain functional where the API is unsupported.