Learn ANIMXYZ with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: npm install animxyz

Include AnimXYZ CSS in your project

Add classes to HTML elements to trigger animations

Optionally configure custom keyframes or durations

Integrate with frameworks like React, Vue, or TailwindCSS

Browser with CSS support

Optional framework (React/Vue/Svelte)

CSS import or CDN link

Optional JS for triggers

PostCSS for advanced customizations

index.html - animated elements

styles.css - optional overrides

components/ - reusable UI components

assets/ - icons/images for animations

scripts/ - optional JS triggers

npm install animxyz

npx animxyz-playground

TailwindCSS integration via plugin

PostCSS custom keyframe generation

VSCode snippets for xyz-* classes

Independent of language

Class-based system universal across locales

No text-based rendering impact

Works in any HTML/JS localization setup

Globalization concerns handled outside AnimXYZ

Animations should respect prefers-reduced-motion

No interference with screen readers

Delay/duration can be reduced for accessibility

Motion-sensitive users can opt out via CSS

Animations are purely decorative

Handled via CSS, Tailwind, or component styles

AnimXYZ focuses on motion, not color/layout

Composable with existing UI frameworks

Responsive-friendly by default

Overlays or DOM elements remain independent

Animations triggered by class application

Optional JS events for dynamic control

No global animation state needed

Staggered animations handled via xyz-delay

UI logic remains decoupled from animation

CSS stores keyframe definitions

Classes applied to HTML elements trigger animations

Minimal runtime data storage

Reusable classes reduce duplication

Optional JS stores triggers/delays for dynamic effects