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Animate React with Framer Motion (Motion): gestures, layout animations, variants, scroll-linked motion, and exit transitions. Use when adding production-grade UI animation.

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# Framer Motion Pro

A practical guide to Framer Motion (now "Motion"): declarative React animations — gestures, layout animations, variants, scroll-linked motion, and AnimatePresence — with the performance habits that keep animations at 60fps.

## Overview

Framer Motion (the `framer-motion` package, now evolving as "Motion") lets you animate React declaratively: `<motion.div animate={{ x: 100 }} />`. It handles the hard parts — interruptible animations, layout projection (animating between layouts), drag gestures with physics, and exit animations for unmounting components. The core principle: **animate transforms and opacity** (GPU-cheap); avoid animating layout properties (width, top, margin) which force reflow.

## When to use

- Micro-interactions: hovers, taps, toggles, button feedback.
- Page/route transitions and modal/dialog enter-exit.
- Layout animations: list reordering, expanding cards, shared-element transitions.
- Scroll-linked effects: parallax, progress indicators, reveal-on-scroll.
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