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responsive-adaptive
Use when building context-dependent animations - duration that changes based on device, distance, user preference, or interaction context
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# Responsive & Adaptive Timing
Responsive timing adapts duration to **context**: device capability, travel distance, user preferences, and interaction type. One duration doesn't fit all situations.
## Disney Principles for Adaptive Motion
### Context-Aware Application
**Squash & Stretch**: Scale with device - more subtle on mobile (less screen real estate for deformation).
**Anticipation**: Shorter on touch devices - touch users expect faster response than mouse users.
**Staging**: Adapt to viewport - smaller screens need more focused staging, less simultaneous motion.
