What problem does it solve? Designers, developers, and prompt writers often know what a motion effect looks or feels like but not what it is called, making it hard to communicate with designers or write accurate prompts. This Skill maps a loose description of a visual effect to the correct animation terminology. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Term Identification: Converts feel-based descriptions like "springy" or "draws itself in" into precise terms such as spring, stagger, or line drawing. - Disambiguation: Contrasts easily confused terms like clip-path versus mask, or morph versus shared element transition, so you pick the right one. - Curated Glossary: Quotes verbatim definitions from a structured glossary covering entrances, easing, springs, scroll effects, feedback, and performance. - Use Case: You are writing a design brief and need to describe a popover that grows out of its trigger button; the Skill names it origin-aware animation with an authoritative definition. ## Quick Start Describe the motion effect you have in mind and ask what it is called, for example: what is the term for items appearing one after another in a cascade?
