trust-reliability
Use when creating animations that build user confidence, establish credibility, and communicate dependability.
What this skill does
# Trust & Reliability Animation Create animations that establish confidence, consistency, and dependable user experiences. ## Emotional Goal Trust develops through predictable, controlled movements that respect user expectations. Reliability means animations behave consistently and never surprise negatively. ## Disney Principles for Trust ### Squash & Stretch Minimal stretch (5-10% maximum). Controlled deformation shows stability. Elements should feel solid and grounded, not rubbery. ### Anticipation Subtle but present (50-100ms). Brief preparation signals what's coming without surprises. Users should always know what to expect next. ### Staging Clear, unambiguous presentation. One action at a time. Important elements are obvious. No hidden or confusing movements. ### Straight Ahead Action Avoid for trust-building. Prefer pose-to-pose for predictable, controlled results. Every frame should be intentional. ### Follow Through & Overlapping Action Restrained follow-through. Elements settle quickly without excessive bouncing. Professional, controlled completion of movements. ### Slow In & Slow Out Smooth, symmetrical easing. `ease-in-out` creates predictable, professional motion. No sudden accelerations or jarring stops. ### Arc Gentle, predictable curves. Consistent arc patterns across similar interactions. Avoid erratic or unexpected paths. ### Secondary Action Minimal and purposeful. Supporting animations should reinforce, not distract. Loading indicators should be calm and steady. ### Timing Moderate, consistent timing (250-400ms). Never too fast (feels rushed) or too slow (feels broken). Same elements should always animate at same speed. ### Exaggeration Very minimal (5-10%). Near-realistic movements feel professional and trustworthy. Subtle refinement over dramatic effect. ### Solid Drawing Maintain perfect proportions. No warping or distortion. Elements should feel stable and well-constructed. ### Appeal Clean, balanced designs. Symmetry suggests stability. Professional aesthetics over playful charm. ## Timing Recommendations | Element | Duration | Easing | |---------|----------|--------| | Transitions | 250-350ms | `ease-in-out` | | Feedback | 150-200ms | `ease-out` | | Loading | Continuous | `linear` | | Modals | 200-300ms | `ease-out` | ## CSS Easing ```css --trust-smooth: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1); --trust-enter: cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.2, 1); --trust-exit: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 1, 1); ``` ## Consistency Rules 1. Same action = same animation, always 2. Duration variance: maximum ±50ms 3. No random or variable timing 4. Respect system motion preferences 5. Graceful degradation when disabled ## When to Use - Financial transactions and payments - Form submissions and data entry - Authentication flows - Settings and configuration - Progress indicators - Confirmation dialogs - Enterprise applications
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