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How to Generate CSS Animations
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An element slides in from the side while growing in size, creating an engaging transition between states.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Slide in from the left and scale up"
An element spins in from the center while growing into full size, making for a interesting page transition.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Spin-in animation for an element"
An element fades into full opacity and falls into place. This creates a smooth transition between pages or states.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Fade in and fall in frtom the top plz"
An element pops into view and falls into place. This is a great micro-interaction animation.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Pop and drop the element into place"
An element bounces off the screen and scales out. This is a great way to create a smooth transition between elements.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Bounce scale down out of the screen"
An element fades in and flips in from itself making an interesting transition between states.
This animation was generated with the prompt: "Flip in and fade in please"
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New: Motif
You can get a beautiful animation out of an AI in one prompt. What you can't get is an app where the spacing agrees with itself, the type has a scale, and the next agent that touches it doesn't quietly invent a fourth shade of grey.
So we built the other half. Ten skills that measure the mess you already have, walk you through the decisions, write the tokens, migrate the codebase, and then lint it so the drift can't come back.
01
Measure
Every spacing, type and color value you're actually using, and which ones collide.
02
Decide
A round of questions at a time, each one rendered in your fonts so you choose by looking.
03
Hold
Tokens, a migration, and a linter that fails CI when the count goes up.
Free and open source. Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and anything else that reads
SKILL.md.