Fabric, not bounce.
Default curve is silk: slow in, slow out. The spring is only for a press that releases. No elastic, no wobble.
Things here move like silk: they take a moment to start, travel with weight, and settle. Nothing jiggles for attention.
Default curve is silk: slow in, slow out. The spring is only for a press that releases. No elastic, no wobble.
Each screen gets one entrance that tells the story: the tape that comes loose on the home page, a thread across a result. Everything else simply appears. We don't fade up every section.
Motion is a reply: you hover, the thread pulls tight; you choose, a knot ties; you scroll fast, the hem ripples. If nothing changed, nothing moves.
Four curves, and nothing else. Press a card to send the ball along its curve. The numbers under each one are the exact values for Figma, After Effects or a developer.
Four steps. Small things are fast; things that travel far take longer. Over a second is reserved for the orchestrated moment.
Try each one. Under it: what the movement means, how long it takes and how it travels.
Tap anywhere here.
Scroll speed, right now
Scroll this page fast, then slow. The hem below ripples with your speed and settles when you stop. Hem cards and hem edges between sections respond the same way.
Move the pointer anywhere on this page.
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If someone asks their device for less motion, every effect becomes a simple state change.
Turn each card to see what happens instead.
With reduced motion, it opens without the turn of the plus.