vercel-react-view-transitions

Add native UI transitions to React components by wrapping them with a <ViewTransition> component and triggering state updates with startTransition to animate enter, exit, update, and share patterns.

The View Transition API integrates with Next.js App Router by handling server and client nuances, supporting dynamic routes, and coordinating directional animations like nav-forward and nav-back across pages using addTransitionType.

Yes, you can morph shared elements between routes in Next.js by assigning unique transition names to elements, allowing them to visually morph and preserve continuity during navigation.

Handle accessible reduced-motion for view transitions by applying CSS recipes that respect the prefers-reduced-motion media query, ensuring animations are safely disabled or modified for user accessibility.

Yes, View Transition API implementations operate safely on unsupported browsers by falling back to standard state updates, ensuring the React application remains fully functional without the visual animations.

Shared element transitions show jank during navigation if transition names are not unique or if CSS animation recipes are not properly applied, disrupting the visual continuity between the morphing views.