Description
EaseMotion CSS provides reusable motion utilities, but there is currently no documentation describing how teams can document motion-related architectural decisions over the lifetime of a project.
As interfaces evolve, teams frequently revisit decisions regarding animation timing, motion consistency, accessibility trade-offs, browser support, and reusable motion patterns. Without structured documentation, these decisions become difficult to understand, review, or maintain.
A dedicated Motion Architecture Decision Records guide would introduce a standardized approach for documenting significant motion-related decisions within projects using EaseMotion CSS.
Why is this valuable?
- Encourages long-term maintainability.
- Improves team collaboration.
- Documents architectural decisions.
- Reduces repeated design discussions.
- Expands the documentation collection with engineering guidance.
Proposed Idea
Create a standalone documentation submission including:
- What Motion ADRs are
- Decision template
- Example decision records
- Review process
- Best practices
Acceptance Criteria
Added under submissions/docs/
Contains only:
README.md
Documentation only.
No code changes.
README follows repository guidelines.
Description
EaseMotion CSS provides reusable motion utilities, but there is currently no documentation describing how teams can document motion-related architectural decisions over the lifetime of a project.
As interfaces evolve, teams frequently revisit decisions regarding animation timing, motion consistency, accessibility trade-offs, browser support, and reusable motion patterns. Without structured documentation, these decisions become difficult to understand, review, or maintain.
A dedicated Motion Architecture Decision Records guide would introduce a standardized approach for documenting significant motion-related decisions within projects using EaseMotion CSS.
Why is this valuable?
Proposed Idea
Create a standalone documentation submission including:
Acceptance Criteria
Added under submissions/docs/
Contains only:
README.md
Documentation only.
No code changes.
README follows repository guidelines.