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micro-100-200ms
Use when building micro-interactions between 100-200ms - tooltips appearing, dropdown opens, small feedback animations that feel quick but perceptible
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# Micro Animations (100-200ms)
The 100-200ms range is the **sweet spot for micro-interactions**. Fast enough to feel responsive, slow enough to be perceived as intentional motion.
## Disney Principles at Micro Speed
### Works Well
**Squash & Stretch**: Light application - 5-10% works for bouncy buttons, appearing elements.
**Anticipation**: Micro-anticipation possible - 20-30ms wind-up before 150ms action.
**Staging**: Single focal point - one element moving, rest static.