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LottieFiles motion-design skill: what its UI animation guidance files state (15 of 19 files…
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What this guide covers
Reports the durations, easing choices, patterns and troubleshooting rules that the LottieFiles motion-design skill files state for UI animation, for designers and developers choosing motion. It reads 15 of 19 files at one commit; nothing was run or viewed, and the values are the project's own and untested.
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Guide title
LottieFiles motion-design skill: what its UI animation guidance files state (15 of 19 files read, not run)
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Reports the durations, easing choices, patterns and troubleshooting rules that the LottieFiles motion-design skill files state for UI animation, for designers and developers choosing motion. It reads 15 of 19 files at one commit; nothing was run or viewed, and the values are the project's own and untested.
Useful starting points
- The files give three different exit-duration rules (shorter than entrances by 30-50%, 70% of entrance, 65-75%), so pick one and apply it consistently.
- For reduced motion, the files remove spatial movement, keep opacity, drop spring easing and cut durations by at least half.
- The files favour transform and opacity for performance and mark box-shadow and filter as costly.
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