emotional-disconnect
Use when animation feels wrong, creates unintended emotional response, or mismatches context
What this skill does
# Emotional Disconnect Align animation emotion with context using Disney's principles. ## Problem Indicators - Animation feels "off" but hard to articulate - Playful motion on serious content - Sterile motion on warm content - Users describe UI as cold/robotic or chaotic/annoying - Mismatch between animation and message ## Diagnosis by Principle ### Appeal **Issue**: Animation lacks emotional resonance **Fix**: Define the emotional goal. Warm = soft easing, overshoot. Professional = crisp, linear. Match motion to message. ### Exaggeration **Issue**: Wrong intensity for emotional context **Fix**: Serious contexts need restraint. Joyful contexts can be bouncy. Match exaggeration to emotional stakes. ### Timing **Issue**: Speed conflicts with emotional tone **Fix**: Calm emotions = slower. Excitement = faster. Tension = variable speed. Timing IS emotion. ### Squash and Stretch **Issue**: Elastic effects on rigid contexts **Fix**: Squash/stretch implies playfulness and life. Remove for serious, clinical, or professional contexts. ### Follow Through **Issue**: Endings don't match emotional intent **Fix**: Abrupt endings feel harsh. Soft landings feel gentle. Bouncy endings feel playful. Choose consciously. ## Quick Fixes 1. **Name the target emotion** - "This should feel calm" 2. **Match easing to emotion** - Bouncy = playful, smooth = calm 3. **Adjust timing to context** - Slow down serious moments 4. **Remove mismatch sources** - Cut animations that fight the tone 5. **Test with emotional vocabulary** - Ask users "how does this feel?" ## Troubleshooting Checklist - [ ] What emotion should this moment evoke? - [ ] Does animation easing match that emotion? - [ ] Is timing appropriate for emotional context? - [ ] Would removing animation feel better? - [ ] Do similar products use different motion here? - [ ] Ask users: "What 3 words describe this animation?" - [ ] Does animation match content gravity? - [ ] Test: Cover content, does motion emotion match? ## Emotion-to-Motion Map | Emotion | Easing | Timing | Effects | |---------|--------|--------|---------| | Joy | Bouncy overshoot | Fast | Squash/stretch, scale up | | Calm | Gentle ease-out | Slow | Fade, subtle slide | | Trust | Smooth, predictable | Medium | Minimal, consistent | | Urgency | Sharp ease-in | Fast | Direct, no overshoot | | Playful | Spring physics | Variable | Rotation, bounce | | Serious | Linear or subtle ease | Slow | Minimal movement | ## Code Pattern ```css /* Calm/trustworthy */ --ease-calm: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1); /* Playful/joyful */ --ease-playful: cubic-bezier(0.34, 1.56, 0.64, 1); /* Urgent/serious */ --ease-urgent: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 1, 1); ```
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