Animation tool router
Codex-first Agent Skills library for premium frontend, website, motion, accessibility, QA, and handoff workflows.
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Use when planning or implementing website motion, scroll choreography, microinteractions, page transitions, text reveals, pinned sections, smooth scrolling, Lottie, Three.js/R3F, WebGL, or animation-heavy premium sites. Chooses the lightest appropriate tool and defines reduced-motion fallbacks.
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Animation Tool Router
Use this skill to choose motion tools by purpose, not hype.
Routing
- CSS transitions: hover/focus states, small fades, transforms, simple menus.
- Motion: React component animation, layout transitions, presence, gestures, small scroll reveals.
- GSAP: precise timelines, pinned scroll scenes, split text, SVG paths, complex choreography.
- Lenis: smooth scroll feel when the project can support it and anchor/modal behavior is handled.
- Lottie: exported vector motion when file weight and accessibility are acceptable.
- Three.js/R3F: real 3D product/scene work, not decoration.
- No dependency: static content where motion would distract or harm performance.
Motion Requirements
Define:
- purpose: reveal, continuity, depth, state, tactility, narrative, or product explanation
- trigger: load, hover, focus, click, route, scroll, drag, or viewport
- duration/easing
- reduced-motion fallback
- cleanup/unmount behavior
- performance risks
Avoid
- animation because the page is otherwise generic
- scroll hijacking
- motion that hides content
- parallax that causes nausea or jank
- WebGL scenes that are blank on mobile