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Use this resource to add smooth transitions to the elements of a web interface
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In a terminal, from the folder you want:
npx --yes palatekit@latest install css-ui-transitionsWith no option, the skill goes to ~/.agents/skills/; add --agent claude-code (or codex, cursor…) to target an agent.
First time: connect the CLI with
npx --yes palatekit@latest loginThe agent matches the transition to the element (dropdown, modal, badge, updating number…), adds the :root variable block once, then pastes the CSS snippet verbatim with its class hooks and, when needed, its small orchestration script. Every snippet honors prefers-reduced-motion. You get consistent motion with no library to install.
Updated November 2, 2026
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"Make the account menu open smoothly from its button, and shake the field when the code is wrong."

Skill published by jakubantalik under the MIT license.
Modified by PalateKit
Version modifiée de « transitions-dev » (jakubantalik, MIT) : traduction française et fiche par PalateKit.
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No. The transitions are CSS, with a short JavaScript snippet for the ones that change state (menu, modal, validation…).
Edit its variable in the :root block, for example --modal-open-dur: every snippet reads from those values.