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universal-elements
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# Universal Element Animation Principles
Apply Disney's 12 principles to any UI element for consistent, professional motion design.
## Universal Application of Principles
### 1. Squash & Stretch
Any element that responds to interaction can squash (compress on impact/press) and stretch (extend on release). Keep it subtle: 2-5% maximum for UI.
### 2. Anticipation
Before any significant action, a brief preparatory motion signals what's coming. Scale down before scale up, pull back before push forward. 50-100ms duration.
### 3. Staging
Direct attention to the most important element. Use contrast in motion, size, color, z-index, and blur to create clear visual hierarchy.