Most websites look good… but they feel static.
As frontend developers, we often focus on layout, colors, and responsiveness — but we ignore one powerful element: animation.
Recently, I started using**** Anime.js in my projects, and it completely changed how users interact with my UI.
Why Anime.js?
Simple yet powerful API
Works with CSS, SVG, and DOM
Timeline control for complex animations
Lightweight and fast
Real Use Cases:
Hero section animations
Scroll-triggered effects
Smooth UI transitions
Micro-interactions
Key Insight:
Users don’t just see your UI — they feel it.
Adding motion brings life to your interface and improves user engagement significantly.
If you're building modern web apps, Anime.js is definitely worth exploring.
What animation library do you prefer — Anime.js or GSAP?
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