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Motion director

Skill frankxai/awesome-motion-design-agent-skills/skills/motion-director

Use when designing motion concepts, animation systems, choreography, timing, easing, reduced-motion behavior, or deciding which motion stack to use for web UI, video, GIF, Rive, Lottie, GSAP, Motion, Remotion, or Three.js work.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add frankxai/awesome-motion-design-agent-skills --skill motion-director

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Motion Director

Workflow

  1. Identify the output target: product UI, landing page, social video, GIF, design prototype, or embedded animation asset.
  2. Define the job of motion: guide attention, explain state, create delight, teach a concept, or express brand.
  3. Choose the stack:
    • Motion for React UI state and layout transitions.
    • GSAP for timelines, scroll, SVG, text, and high-control choreography.
    • Rive for interactive state-machine animation.
    • Lottie for portable vector loops.
    • Remotion for rendered video/GIF.
    • Three.js for spatial/3D scenes.
  4. Specify timing tokens, easing, stagger rules, and reduced-motion behavior.
  5. Ask the implementation agent to patch code.
  6. Capture output and score it with the motion quality rubric.

Output Shape

Return:

  • Motion goal
  • Recommended stack
  • Choreography
  • Timing/easing tokens
  • Reduced-motion path
  • Implementation notes
  • QA checklist

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