animation-patterns

Create GPU-accelerated UI animations with Tailwind and CSS.

Updated Feb 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Fivents/one-id --skill animation-patterns-fivents
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Skill: animation-patterns
Source: https://github.com/Fivents/one-id/tree/main/.claude/skills/animation-patterns
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Fivents/one-id --skill animation-patterns-fivents

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Many user interfaces feel sluggish or inconsistent because animations are either too heavy, affect layout, ignore accessibility, or lack clear timing and easing guidelines; this Skill provides focused patterns to make interactions feel intentional and performant.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Performance-first patterns: Guidance to use GPU-accelerated transforms and opacity to avoid layout and paint costs.
  • Timing & easing rules: Recommended durations for micro-interactions, state changes, and complex transitions with enter/exit easing conventions.
  • Common, reusable patterns: Ready approaches for button presses, fades, slides, modals (scale-in), staggered lists, spinners, pulsing indicators, and scanning/glow effects.
  • Accessibility & resilience: Instructions to respect prefers-reduced-motion and keep interactions predictable on low-end devices.

Quick Start

Use the animation-patterns skill to implement a smooth button press, fade-in modal, or staggered list animation in your Tailwind-based UI.

Frequently Asked Questions about animation-patterns

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create smooth CSS animations without hurting UI performance?▼

Smooth CSS animations require GPU-accelerated transforms and opacity to avoid layout and paint costs. This Skill provides performance-first patterns for micro-interactions, ensuring transitions stay smooth by avoiding expensive layout-triggering properties.

What duration and easing should I use for Tailwind micro-interactions?▼

Tailwind micro-interactions need specific durations and enter/exit easing conventions to feel intentional. This Skill provides timing rules recommending exact durations for state changes, feedback animations, and complex transitions.

How do I add a staggered list animation or scale-in modal using CSS?▼

Scale-in modals and staggered list animations use reusable CSS-driven patterns provided by this Skill. It offers ready approaches for common UI patterns including fades, slides, button presses, spinners, and pulsing indicators.

How do I support prefers-reduced-motion in my web animations?▼

Supporting prefers-reduced-motion requires instructions to disable or adjust animations for accessibility. This Skill includes accessibility and resilience patterns to respect reduced-motion preferences and keep interactions predictable on low-end devices.

Why does my UI animation feel sluggish or inconsistent?▼

Sluggish UI animations often occur because they affect layout, lack timing guidelines, or ignore accessibility constraints. This Skill solves inconsistent interfaces by applying GPU-accelerated transforms, strict easing rules, and reduced-motion support.

Can I use these animation patterns in a non-Tailwind CSS project?▼

These animation patterns apply to Tailwind and CSS-driven front-end projects. Because the underlying rules rely on standard CSS transforms and opacity, the micro-interaction patterns work across any standard CSS environment.