Web animations can make interfaces feel smooth and lively. This guide shares the best practices from Emil Kowalski, a top expert in frontend motion. It covers easing curves, timing, and gesture interactions.
You will learn how to use Framer Motion, React, and CSS to create animations that are fast and accessible. The rules come from his open-source libraries like Sonner and Vaul.
Whether you are adding a toast or a drawer, these tips will help you avoid common mistakes. Each rule is ranked by impact so you can focus on what matters most.
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