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animation-vocabulary

by emilkowalski

Skills for Designers and Engineers.

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About animation-vocabulary

A Markdown-based reference guide that teaches designers and engineers the vocabulary of animation, covering concepts like easing, timing, and motion principles. It is part of the emilkowalski/skills repository, which organizes practical design and engineering knowledge into structured skill files.

Best for

Designers and frontend engineers who need a shared animation vocabulary.

Use cases

  • Learn animation terminology to communicate with design teams
  • Reference motion principles when implementing UI transitions
  • Study examples of easing and timing for web animations

Notes

49,811 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-11. Licensed MIT.

Pros

  • Concise and focused on practical animation concepts
  • Free and open-source, accessible via GitHub
  • Useful for both designers and developers

Cons

  • Limited to Markdown, no interactive examples
  • Not a comprehensive animation course, only vocabulary
  • May require prior design or motion context

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100 out of 100

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  • skills.shThird party

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