@vista8: Found a frontend development Skill: for example, often not knowing technical terms makes it hard to write professional animations and interactions. You can use this Skill as a dictionary, e.g., ask animation-vocabulary "What is the name of the animation where list items pop up one by one?" Use emil-design-eng to polish the modal/button/page animation. Use review-animations to review animation issues.

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Recommend several frontend animation-related Skill tools to help developers look up professional animation terms, refine interaction animations, and review animation issues.

Found a frontend development Skill: for example, often not knowing technical terms makes it hard to write professional animations and interactions. You can use this Skill as a dictionary, e.g., ask animation-vocabulary "What is the name of the animation where list items pop up one by one?" Use emil-design-eng to polish the modal/button/page animation. Use review-animations to review animation issues. Address is in the comments.
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Discovered a frontend development skill: for instance, when you often don’t know the technical terms, you can’t create professional animations and interactions.

You can use this skill as a dictionary—for example, use animation-vocabulary to tell me what the animation effect “items popping in one by one” is called.

Use emil-design-eng to polish the animations of this modal / button / page.

Use review-animations to check for animation issues.

Address in comments.

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