GuideMotion
Animations on the Web
Emil Kowalski's course on making web animation feel right.
What it is
A paid video course by Emil Kowalski (author of Vaul and Sonner) covering the taste side of animation: easing, timing, when to animate, when not to, and how to build the kind of details found in Linear, Vercel and similar products. Built around React and Motion.
Why it’s here
Most animation resources teach the API. This teaches judgement, which is the part agents can't supply for you. Even the free articles on the site are worth reading before you prompt.
Best for
- learning motion taste
- easing and timing
- product polish
Can my agent use this?
Agent limited agent friendlinessNot directly; the course is gated. What transfers is the vocabulary. Tell your agent things like "use ease-out for entrances, keep durations under 300ms, no bounces" and you'll get most of the benefit.
Limited: Mainly a visual reference. Great for humans and for describing a direction, but there's little an agent can read or install.
Access methods
- Public website
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