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Anime Js

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dylantarre·vlatest·frontend·MIT

This skill uses Anime.js to dynamically manipulate HTML elements for interactive animations and effects, enhancing website engagement.

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    $ npx skills add dylantarre/animation-principles --skill anime-js -a claude-code

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dylantarre

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About this skill

What it does

The anime-js library enables developers to create smooth, high-performance animations directly within web browsers. It implements core animation principles like easing and timing curves to mimic professional motion graphics without requiring external libraries or complex physics engines.

When to use it

  • Add subtle entrance effects to text elements when a user loads a dashboard page.
  • Create bouncing or fading transitions for buttons to improve click feedback.
  • Animate UI components, such as loading spinners or modal popups, with custom easing functions.
  • Enhance storytelling in marketing websites by animating images along a specific path.

Key capabilities

  • Easing Functions: Built-in support for various timing curves (e.g., ease-in-out, bounce) to control acceleration and deceleration.
  • Path Animation: Ability to move elements along custom SVG paths or coordinate sequences.
  • Staggering: Tools to animate multiple elements sequentially with adjustable delays.
  • Browser Compatibility: Optimized for modern browsers to ensure consistent performance across devices.

Example prompts

  • "Animate the title text sliding in from the left with an ease-out effect when the page loads."
  • "Create a bouncing animation for a 'Subscribe' button that triggers on hover."
  • "Move a product image along a curved SVG path while rotating it to face the direction of movement."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your target browsers support modern JavaScript features, as older versions may lack necessary APIs for smooth rendering. Test animations on mobile devices to verify performance, especially when animating multiple elements simultaneously.