Motion
A small animation library that can add deliberate interface feedback later without turning every page into a heavy client-side experience.
Why it is worth a look
- Useful for focused micro-interactions
- Can enhance sheets, cards and transition feedback
- Works best when motion communicates state
The current prototype does not need a full animation layer. Simple CSS transitions are enough.
If the outbound sheet, save actions, or filtering UI later benefit from richer motion, a small focused library is easier to justify than adding animation everywhere from day one.
Things to keep in mind
- • Animation should not compensate for weak hierarchy
- • Respect reduced-motion preferences
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