Ask a model for a nice animated background five times and you get five different implementations, of five different qualities.
Ask a model for "a nice animated background" five times and you get five different implementations, of five different qualities, with five different performance profiles. That is the normal failure mode of generated motion.
Vantix ships a library of 98 effects instead — written once, tested once, and dropped into your project as components. The model chooses from them rather than reinventing them.
Consistency, first: effects from one library share timing and easing, so a page looks composed instead of assembled from parts.
Then performance. Generated animation tends to be written without thought for what it costs on a mid-range phone. These are written once with that in mind, and they respect a visitor’s reduced-motion setting rather than ignoring it.
The components land in your project as ordinary code. Export the project and they come with it — there is no runtime of ours to keep paying for, and no CDN that has to stay up.
Yes — name it, or describe the feeling you want and one will be chosen.
They are built to be cheap and they honour reduced-motion preferences. A page with three of them stays fast; a page with thirty will not, in any tool.
They are components in your project. Change them like any other code, or ask for the change in words.
Describe a page and ask for motion.
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