anime

Why we included this project

Anime.js gives front-end developers a compact way to animate CSS properties, SVG shapes, DOM attributes, and plain JavaScript objects from one API. It handles the common motion tasks a web app needs: keyframe sequences, staggered effects, spring physics, draggable elements, motion paths, and scroll-triggered playback, so a single dependency usually covers the job. The modular build lets you import only what you use, which keeps bundle size down on pages where animation is supporting detail. Teams building dashboards, landing pages, data visualizations, or tutorials will find it a dependable way to make interfaces feel responsive without hand-writing animation loops. It's also a solid reference for how a mature, dependency-free animation runtime manages timelines, easing, and playback.