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Description
EaseMotion CSS currently lacks an interactive playground where developers can experiment with animation classes,
customize timing/easing, and see live previews. A playground page would accelerate ...
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animation
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gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
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Description
The ease-marquee component has two related issues:
1. Resize stutter: When the viewport or container width changes (responsive layout, device rotation), the marquee text
visibly jumps ...
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animation
enhancement
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gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
EaseMotion CSS has hundreds of classes and custom properties, but developers must constantly refer to the docs or source
code to find the right class name. A VS Code extension providing autocomplete, ...
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animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
CSS Scroll-Driven Animations (scroll-timeline, view-timeline, animation-timeline) allow animations to be driven by
scroll position without JavaScript. EaseMotion CSS currently has no classes ...
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animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
Animated elements can cause jank (dropped frames) if they trigger layout or paint on each frame. EaseMotion CSS
currently provides no way for developers to monitor or detect when animations ...
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animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
EaseMotion CSS currently has no dark mode support in its component styles. Components like cards, buttons, modals, and
navbar use hardcoded light colors. Adding a prefers-color-scheme: dark ...
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component
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
EaseMotion CSS ships as a large monolithic CSS file. Users who only use a subset of animations (e.g., only ease-fade-in
and ease-slide-up) still download the entire library including unused ...
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animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
Long pages with many animated elements can suffer from layout and paint performance issues. CSS content-visibility: auto
allows the browser to skip rendering of off-screen elements, dramatically ...
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animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
CSS :has() enables parent-aware styling — a parent can change based on its children. EaseMotion CSS can leverage :has()
to create powerful conditional animations: animate a card when it contains ...
accepted
animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
Description
EaseMotion CSS uses many var(--ease-*) custom properties. If a variable is not defined (e.g., due to a misconfigured
theme or older browser without support), the animation silently breaks. ...
accepted
animation
good first issue
gssoc:approved
GSSoC-26
help wanted
level:intermediate
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