vercel-react-view-transitions

Native-like UI transitions in React are created using the browser's View Transition API. You can wrap page components in a ViewTransition component and use CSS view-transition classes to handle enter, exit, update, and share animations smoothly.

Shared element morphs during route changes are implemented by leveraging the View Transition API and Next.js experimental viewTransition support. You apply shared element transitions to morph elements across views using specific CSS recipes and transition types on Link.

Animating list reordering and directional navigation is best handled by combining the ViewTransition component with addTransitionType. This contextual animation tagging enables scenario-specific patterns for smooth, cohesive transitions during dynamic content changes.

Yes, the View Transition API integrates with both client and server components in Next.js. The integration utilizes experimental viewTransition support and transitionTypes on Link to ensure predictable animation behavior across different rendering environments.

Yes, you need ready-to-use CSS recipes to ensure consistent timing and accessibility for view-transition animations. These recipes work alongside the ViewTransition component to maintain accessible, native-feeling transitions during page navigations.