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Add purposeful frontend animations and micro-interactions that improve feedback, transitions, hierarchy, and delight while respecting performance and prefers-reduced-motion.

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Scanned September 8, 2026

npx -y skills add agisota/old-one --skill animate --agent claude-code

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SKILL.md
---
name: animate
description: Add purposeful frontend animations and micro-interactions that improve feedback, transitions, hierarchy, and delight while respecting performance and prefers-reduced-motion.
---

# Animate

This is the Impeccable animate mode alias.

Use the installed `impeccable` skill as the design context first, then focus only
on motion that improves usability or feel.

## Workflow

1. Identify where motion would clarify feedback, smooth a transition, explain
   hierarchy, or add a high-value delight moment.
2. Pick one coherent motion strategy before adding individual effects.
3. Implement with transform and opacity where possible. Avoid animating layout
   properties such as width, height, top, and left.
4. Respect `prefers-reduced-motion` and keep interaction feedback fast.
5. Verify motion is smooth, purposeful, non-blocking, and not exhausting.

Source: https://skills.sh/pbakaus/impeccable/animate

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