vercel-react-view-transitions

Add native view transitions to React apps by leveraging the browser's View Transition API to coordinate page changes, component entrances, and shared element morphs with minimal boilerplate. You use a dedicated component, transition type functions, and CSS classes to control the behavior.

View transitions work with Next.js route changes by integrating transition references into your navigation workflow. This coordinates route changes and component entrances, enabling fluid page transitions and Suspense reveals for production-grade applications.

Yes, you can animate shared element morphs and list reordering in React. The system coordinates component entrances, directional navigation, and list reordering using declarative transitions and CSS view-transition classes.

Yes, the browser View Transition API supports declarative React components. You configure enter, exit, update, and share behaviors using a dedicated transition component, an add transition type function, and compliant CSS recipes.

The best way to animate Suspense reveals in React is by leveraging the browser's View Transition API. This approach enables fluid page and component transitions declaratively, avoiding complex state-driven animation boilerplate.

Yes, you need compliant CSS view-transition classes to control enter, exit, update, and share behaviors for React page transitions. These CSS recipes work alongside the transition component and type functions to render production-grade workflows.