vercel-react-view-transitions

Shared element transitions in React are implemented using the ViewTransition API to morph elements across views. You use the <ViewTransition> component to declare shared elements, enabling smooth, native-feeling UI animations during state changes.

Yes, Next.js supports the View Transition API when you enable the experimental viewTransition flag. You can apply transitionTypes on links to trigger directional forward and back transitions during page navigations.

Reduced motion accessibility is handled using CSS recipes that target the prefers-reduced-motion media query. This ensures users with motion sensitivity see standard UI state changes instead of animated view transitions.

Yes, you can style view transition snapshots using CSS pseudo-elements like ::view-transition-old, ::view-transition-new, and ::view-transition-group. These allow precise visual control over enter, exit, and update animation states.

You tag directional view transitions using the addTransitionType function to assign context-specific or directional labels. This allows you to trigger forward or back animations based on the navigation flow.

Animating Suspense reveals is best handled by wrapping the Suspense boundary with the ViewTransition API. This animates the UI state change smoothly as asynchronous data loads and content renders.