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Web Animation Craft
Answer questions about making a web interface's motion feel right, with exact values rather than ranges: whether a given thing should animate at all and when the correct answer is no motion; which easing curve and which duration a button press, tooltip, popover, dropdown, modal, drawer or toast should use, and why ease-in is wrong for entrances; when a spring beats a duration, which spring parameters to use, and why springs survive interruption while keyframes restart from zero; how an animation must behave when it is reversed or cut short mid-flight; transform-origin anchored to the trigger; entrance and exit shapes, and why nothing should appear from scale(0); which properties are cheap enough to hold 60fps and which force layout or composite work; prefers-reduced-motion shipped with the animation rather than after it; and the correct name for a motion effect someone can only describe loosely.
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- Pre element vs canvas for ASCII rendering · performance and compositing
- Three.js AsciiEffect usage · animation/purpose
- Luminance calculation from sRGB · animation/purpose
- Character cell aspect ratio correction · performance and compositing
- Generative ASCII field example with plasma · animation/purpose
- Video to ASCII conversion example · animation/purpose
- Brightness ramp character ordering · animation/purpose
- Terminal animation frame rate · animation/purpose
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