vercel-react-view-transitions

You can implement native view transitions in React by leveraging the View Transition API through a dedicated <ViewTransition> component. This approach uses built-in browser capabilities with CSS view transition classes to handle enter, exit, update, and share triggers without third-party dependencies.

Yes, the View Transition API works with Next.js route transitions. This skill provides specific Next.js integration patterns that apply the <ViewTransition> component and addTransitionType to label directional page navigations across modern React applications.

To animate shared element morphs during list reorders, you use the share trigger within the <ViewTransition> component. This mechanism captures the outgoing and incoming element states, allowing CSS to smoothly morph shared elements between distinct views.

Yes, you can apply separate view transitions for Suspense reveals. The skill enables distinct transition configurations for Suspense boundaries, ensuring asynchronous content loading displays smooth enter and update animations when data resolves.

You add directional labels to page and component transitions using the addTransitionType function. This attaches contextual and directional metadata to the active view transition, allowing CSS to target and animate specific navigation paths or component state changes.

Yes, accessibility considerations are supported for React view transitions. The skill includes reduced motion support, ensuring users with motion sensitivities experience appropriate fallbacks when the View Transition API triggers navigations or component updates.