Answer in brief
“Motion behaviour rules”: inventory “the motion principles”. Review the criterion “purpose for every movement”. Point the maintainer to “the token table”.
Verified facts
- Inputs
- the motion principles, duration and easing tokens, component states, trigger rules, platform limits and reduced-motion requirements
- Review
- purpose for every movement, parity across repeated components, interruption behaviour, performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state
Motion behaviour rules: Inventory the deliverables — The motion principles
“motion behaviour rules” — decision boundary: the motion principles; duration and easing tokens.
Motion behaviour rules: Separate masters from exports — Duration and easing tokens
“motion behaviour rules” — source material: component states; trigger rules.
Motion behaviour rules: Document the operating rules — Decorative movement without purpose
“motion behaviour rules” — evidence and assumptions: platform limits and reduced-motion requirements; purpose for every movement.
Motion behaviour rules: Verify rights and dependencies — Component-state map
“motion behaviour rules” — access and ownership: parity across repeated components; interruption behaviour.
Motion behaviour rules: Test with a new user — Parity across repeated components
“motion behaviour rules” — acceptance checks: performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state; decorative movement without purpose.
Motion behaviour rules: List unresolved items — Timings stored only in prototypes
“motion behaviour rules” — open risks: timings stored only in prototypes; missing interruption states and reduced motion treated as no feedback.
Motion behaviour rules: Establish maintenance governance — The token table
“motion behaviour rules” — handoff record: the token table; component-state map.
Practical checklist
- Motion design system handoff: collect and label: the motion principles, duration and easing tokens, component states, trigger rules, platform limits and reduced-motion requirements.
- Motion design system handoff: write the decisions for “motion design system handoff” and name the exclusions.
- Motion design system handoff: verify: purpose for every movement, parity across repeated components, interruption behaviour, performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state.
- Motion design system handoff: resolve or record: decorative movement without purpose, timings stored only in prototypes, missing interruption states and reduced motion treated as no feedback.
- Motion design system handoff: name the evidence supplier, approver and maintainer. In the handoff, document: the token table, component-state map, trigger and interruption rules, platform notes and reduced-motion equivalents.
- Motion design system handoff: document and locate: the token table, component-state map, trigger and interruption rules, platform notes and reduced-motion equivalents.
Questions and answers
“motion behaviour rules” input scope — the motion principles, duration and easing tokens, component states, trigger rules, platform limits and reduced-motion requirements. What must be confirmed first?
“motion behaviour rules” starts with a dated input record: the motion principles, duration and easing tokens, component states, trigger rules, platform limits and reduced-motion requirements.
“motion behaviour rules” review evidence — purpose for every movement, parity across repeated components, interruption behaviour, performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state. Which checks close the review?
“motion behaviour rules” closes review against these criteria: purpose for every movement, parity across repeated components, interruption behaviour, performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state.
“motion behaviour rules” evidence basis — the motion principles, duration and easing tokens, component states, trigger rules, platform limits and reduced-motion requirements. Does this describe a real VITON13 project?
“motion behaviour rules” remains hypothetical while the review checks purpose for every movement, parity across repeated components, interruption behaviour, performance limits and an equivalent reduced-motion state; it does not describe a VITON13 client or internal project and makes no outcome claim.
“motion behaviour rules” risk record — decorative movement without purpose, timings stored only in prototypes, missing interruption states and reduced motion treated as no feedback. What remains open?
“motion behaviour rules” keeps these risks visible until an owner resolves them: decorative movement without purpose, timings stored only in prototypes, missing interruption states and reduced motion treated as no feedback.
“motion behaviour rules” handoff scope — the token table, component-state map, trigger and interruption rules, platform notes and reduced-motion equivalents. What should the recipient receive?
“motion behaviour rules” hands over the following record: the token table, component-state map, trigger and interruption rules, platform notes and reduced-motion equivalents.