Motion Work: When Blocking the Main Thread Is Fine
Never block the main thread is not a rule, it is a...
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Main thread budgets, GSAP licensing, what Chrome 150 actually shipped. This tag is where motion meets the browser, and where a lot of beautiful After Effects work goes to die. We cover the tools you'd actually reach for now: Rive, Cavalry, Figma's native timeline, Framer Motion if you're already in React. Expect opinions. Blocking the main thread is sometimes fine, and we'll say when. Sixty frames a second is a target, not a religion. If you build motion that has to survive a real device and a real network, this is the pile worth reading.
Articles, guides and tutorials tagged Web Animation (6 in total), newest first.
Motion Work: When Blocking the Main Thread Is Fine
Never block the main thread is not a rule, it is a...
Chrome 150 for Motion Designers: What Actually Changed
Scroll-triggered CSS animations shipped in Chrome 146, not 145 or 150. Chrome...
Rive vs Cavalry in 2026: Which Motion Tool to Learn?
Rive vs Cavalry compared on real client work: state machines vs timelines,...
Figma Motion: Native Timeline Animation Guide 2026
Figma Motion adds native timeline and keyframe animation on the canvas, launched...
Framer Motion in 2026: A Designer's Guide for React
Framer Motion (now Motion) animates React UIs with layout, gesture, and exit...
GSAP 2026 Release Notes: Free License, SplitText 3.13
GSAP release notes 2026: the license went fully free, SplitText got a...