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CSS Animation Creator Skill for Motion That Stays Fast

A seven step motion workflow for AI coding agents, backed by ten reference files on transitions, keyframes, loaders, scroll effects, reduced motion and performance.

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claude skill install OneWave-AI/claude-skills/css-animation-creator
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What is the css-animation-creator skill?

css-animation-creator is a SKILL.md in OneWave AI's skill library. It walks an AI coding agent through seven steps for web motion, from picking a technique to checking reduced motion, and ships ten reference files covering transitions, keyframes, loaders, scroll effects and performance.

Step five of this skill's workflow tells the agent to limit animated properties to transform and opacity so the browser can use the GPU. That one rule shows its priorities: motion that is fast, accessible and easy to keep.

css-animation-creator is a folder in OneWave AI's skill library, with a short SKILL.md and ten reference files beside it. Its stated aim is production-grade, accessible, GPU-efficient motion for web UIs using CSS, Tailwind and Framer Motion.

The seven step workflow

  1. Identify the purpose of the motion: feedback, delight, guidance or storytelling.
  2. Choose the technique: CSS transitions for state changes, keyframes for looping or multi-step motion, Framer Motion or JavaScript for orchestration and scroll-linked effects.
  3. Set timing and easing from the tables in the principles and timing reference.
  4. Author the animation from the reference files instead of writing from scratch.
  5. Constrain animated properties to transform and opacity.
  6. Honor reduced-motion preferences for every animation.
  7. Verify on low-end devices and confirm there is no layout thrash before shipping.

What the reference files cover

The ten files run from Disney's twelve principles mapped to UI through transitions, keyframes, loading states, micro-interactions, page transitions, scroll animations, accessibility, a drop-in Tailwind config and a performance checklist.

Pairing it with design motion principles helps when you want judgment on what is worth animating at all, and GSAP core fits timelines that outgrow plain CSS.

Who the css-animation-creator skill is for

Best for

  • Front-end work that needs hover effects, loading states, page transitions or scroll animations with a consistent method.
  • Teams on Tailwind or React who want ready keyframes and a drop-in tailwind.config.js block.
  • Anyone who wants reduced-motion handling treated as a required step, not an afterthought. See web accessibility audit for a wider check.

Not for

  • Complex timeline work that needs a dedicated animation library; the skill points to Framer Motion or JavaScript for orchestration.
  • Native mobile motion. The references target web UIs; animate-expo covers a different stack.

Use it with UiChemy

Composer, UiChemy's AI visual editor, writes real HTML, CSS and JS inside Elementor or Gutenberg, so the CSS this skill produces can be reviewed there. Click Get Started on uichemy.com to try it.