Swift effects summary

Use quick effects to add prebuilt entrance, exit, and emphasis animations to introduce basic motion and interactions to your project.

By utilizing swift effects, you have the ability to apply over 20 pre-designed entrance, exit, and accentuation animations to elements through clicking, hovering, and scrolling.

Within this tutorial:

  • Transition animation
  • Expand animation
  • Elastic band animation

Transition animation

  • After selecting one of your items, access the Interactions panel
  • Press the addition symbol beside Element Trigger
  • Select Scroll Into View from the drop-down list
  • From the Action menu below When Scrolled Into View, pick Transition
  • Choose the transition direction from the drop-down list (e.g., From Left)
  • In Trigger settings, ensure that this animation is implemented on all elements with this characteristic (e.g., Class: Checklist item)

Expand animation

  • After selecting one of your items, access the Interactions panel
  • Press the addition symbol beside Element Trigger
  • Select Scroll Into View from the drop-down list
  • From the Action menu below When Scrolled Into View, select Expand
  • In Trigger settings, ensure that this animation is implemented on all elements with this characteristic (e.g., Class: feature cell)

Elastic band animation

  • After selecting one of your items, access the Interactions panel
  • Press the addition symbol beside Element Trigger
  • Select Mouse Hover from the drop-down list
  • From the Action menu below On Hover, select Elastic Band
  • In Trigger settings, ensure that this animation is implemented on all elements with this characteristic (e.g., Class: Button and Dark Outline)

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