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Animated Drawings
Code to accompany "A Method for Animating Children's Drawings"
...Users can provide rough keyframes or control constraints (pose anchors), and the system fills intermediate frames with fluid animation. The repository includes demonstration apps and notebooks where you can upload or draw shapes and watch animations play. Because the approach is data-driven, it generalizes to new drawings even with varying proportions or stylizations. -
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Vue Starport
Shared component across routes with animations
...This gives a smooth “fly from one page to another” animation effect for components that appear across routes (e.g., a card in list view flying into detail view). It’s especially suited for immersive UI/UX flows in single-page apps built with Vue. The library is experimental and requires Vue 3. -
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CSS Loaders
A collection of loading spinners animated with CSS
...Because they are pure CSS, they scale cleanly at different sizes and can be styled easily with color or shadow overrides. Developers can copy snippets directly into their projects without needing to install heavy dependencies. These loaders are widely used in web apps and prototypes to communicate background activity or waiting states to users in a visually pleasing way.
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