enterprise-b2b
Use when designing animations for enterprise software, B2B platforms, admin dashboards, or corporate applications
What this skill does
# Enterprise & B2B Animation Principles Apply Disney's 12 principles to create trustworthy, efficient experiences that prioritize clarity and professional credibility. ## The 12 Principles Applied ### 1. Squash & Stretch - **Almost Never**: Enterprise requires utmost professionalism - **Data Points**: Subtle pulse for live updates - **Buttons**: Minimal, if any, deformation ### 2. Anticipation - **Form Submissions**: Brief processing indication - **Data Actions**: Moment before confirmation - **Navigation Changes**: Subtle preparation cues ### 3. Staging - **Data Tables**: Primary content focus - **Action Buttons**: Clear but not flashy - **Notifications**: Non-disruptive placement ### 4. Straight Ahead & Pose to Pose - **Dashboards**: Real-time data streams (straight ahead) - **Wizards/Flows**: Explicit step progression (pose to pose) - **Report Generation**: Sequential build ### 5. Follow Through & Overlapping Action - **Table Updates**: Row highlights, then data refreshes - **Panel Expansions**: Container opens, content follows - **Filter Applications**: UI adjusts, then data loads ### 6. Slow In & Slow Out - **All Transitions**: Smooth, professional easing - **Modal Opens**: Confident 250-300ms - **State Changes**: Deliberate, measured motion ### 7. Arc - **Minimal Use**: Straight lines suggest efficiency - **Drag Operations**: Slight natural curve - **Data Flow Diagrams**: Curved connection lines ### 8. Secondary Action - **Save Indicator**: Subtle spinner while processing - **Sync Status**: Background activity indication - **Validation**: Inline feedback during input ### 9. Timing - **Efficient**: 150-250ms for most interactions - **Never Delay Work**: Speed is respect for user time - **Instant Feedback**: 100ms for input responses ### 10. Exaggeration - **Avoid Completely**: Enterprise must be understated - **Exception**: Critical alerts warrant attention - **Milestone Only**: Major achievements, sparingly ### 11. Solid Drawing - **Data Accuracy**: Charts must be precise - **Typography**: Clear, readable business fonts - **Icon System**: Consistent, professional set ### 12. Appeal - **Professional Trust**: Motion builds credibility - **Invisible Polish**: Refined but not flashy - **Reliability Signal**: Consistent, predictable behavior ## Industry Timing Standards | Action | Duration | Easing | |--------|----------|--------| | Button Feedback | 100ms | ease-out | | Modal Open | 250ms | ease-out | | Table Row Update | 200ms | ease-in-out | | Panel Transition | 300ms | ease-in-out | | Toast Message | 200ms | ease-out | ## Key Principle Enterprise users are working, not playing. Animation exists solely to provide feedback, maintain orientation, and signal state changes. Every millisecond of animation must earn its place through utility.
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