Frontend / MotionSelected

Motion Atlas

Frontend motion library with preview-first browsing

A motion gallery for web interfaces that starts with visible previews, then helps select reusable templates and implementation guidance.

  • Motion
  • Preview
  • Templates
  • Guidelines
SelectedWeb AppLiveWebCreated 2026-03-08Updated 2026-04-05
Motion Atlas cover

Open the product

Start with the live surface

Motion Atlas cover

Live preview

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Access

For this type of entry, the strongest content is the live product itself. The notes below are there to frame what matters, not to replace the real experience.

Visual history

Latest state first, previous interface states preserved underneath

This timeline keeps a readable visual memory of the surface, so the newest cover can stay on the project card without erasing what came before.

Project notes

What to know before opening the live product

01

Background

Why this exists

Motion discussions often stay too abstract. This project turns interaction ideas into concrete previewable artifacts that lower decision cost.

02

Scenario

Use scenarios

  • Show motion capability in hiring or portfolio context.
  • Review motion direction before redesign or implementation.
  • Turn valuable patterns into reusable team assets.

03

Delivery

What I shipped

  • Motion gallery with visible previews and categorized cards.
  • Template index where each motion piece can be opened on its own.
  • Guidelines covering principles, performance limits, and rollout checklist.

04

Design

Design decisions

  • Preview first: see the effect before reading about it.
  • Each card carries structured metadata like category, duration, and tags.
  • Templates stay de-identified so they can be reused safely.

05

Tech

Implementation

  • Built with Next.js App Router and componentized motion templates.
  • Shared motion tokens for enter, hover, and state-change rhythm.
  • Emphasis on transform and opacity for performance-friendly animation.

Flow

The path from entry to completion

This version is best understood as a living product: entry points, feedback loops, and completion states matter as much as the surface design.

Preview / Select / Adapt / Ship

Motion Atlas flowPreviewSelectAdaptShip