Animate a number counting up to its target as it scrolls into view, once. Use for stat/metric blocks to draw the eye to an impressive figure. Honors prefers-reduced-motion (final value shown instantly). Avoid for precise values the user must read while animating, or many counters at once.
Digits roll like an odometer up to the target number — a satisfying stat reveal on view. One or two key numbers per view. Under prefers-reduced-motion the final number shows instantly.
A thin crosshair spans the viewport and tracks the pointer — a precise, techy custom cursor. One per page; suits tools/dashboards. Off on touch and under prefers-reduced-motion.
A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
Scrambled characters resolve into the real text on hover or view — a techy decode for a short label. The resolved text is the real, accessible content; under prefers-reduced-motion it shows instantly.
A retro Bayer-dithered noise wave — pixelated, quantized, faithful GPU shader. A marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
A macOS-style dock whose icons magnify toward the cursor — a delightful app-launcher row. One dock per view. Icons stay flat under prefers-reduced-motion.
A gradient dot lattice that bulges away from the pointer with a soft cursor glow. A marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
An interactive dot grid — pointer proximity glow, shove on fast moves, click shockwave, elastic return. A marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
A slider with a springy fill and knob — playful, tactile input. Use for a single prominent control (volume, brightness). Under prefers-reduced-motion it moves without the spring.
A jittery electric outline traces a card — an energetic accent for one hero element. One per view. Pure CSS; a static solid outline remains under prefers-reduced-motion.
Content fades and rises gently as it enters the viewport — the calm default reveal. Reveal a few key blocks, not everything; keep travel small. Instant under prefers-reduced-motion.
Rise + fade key elements in as the page loads, optionally staggered. Use for hero content and a small group of important elements. Honors prefers-reduced-motion. For long lists or off-screen content use scroll-reveal instead; never delay must-read content by more than a moment.
Letters drop into place one after another — a light, gravity-flavored headline entrance. One short playful line; not body copy. Instant under prefers-reduced-motion.
A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
A soft glare sweeps across a card following the cursor on hover — a premium, tactile sheen. Keep it subtle; a few hero cards, not a grid. Disabled on touch and under prefers-reduced-motion.
Glassmorphic icon buttons that lift and glow on hover — a tactile toolbar or social row. Use for a small row of actions. Flat under prefers-reduced-motion.
An RGB-split glitch flickers across a headline — a techy, edgy reveal. One short line; techy tones only. Pure CSS; steady under prefers-reduced-motion.
A pill slides under the active nav item with a springy merge — a smooth segmented control. One per view. Under prefers-reduced-motion the pill jumps without easing.
A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
Give one short headline quiet premium emphasis: a slow on-brand gradient drifts through the type. One phrase per view; never body copy (readability). Pure CSS; falls back to a solid brand color under prefers-reduced-motion.
A soft progressive blur fades content out toward an edge — a premium "more below" affordance for a scrolling list/section. Keep the readable content above the blur. Degrades gracefully where backdrop-filter is unsupported.
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