# Tessli Source Guide — AutoAnimate

Use this source to Automatic transition animations for web interfaces

Tessli guide: /resources/autoanimate
Provider: https://auto-animate.formkit.com

## Use it when

- automatic-list-transitions
- lightweight-layout-motion
- progressive-motion-enhancement

## What to explore

- automatic-layout-transitions
- list-animation
- low-configuration-motion
- code
- documentation
- tool

## How to access

- **source-code (preferred):** Review the recorded AutoAnimate repository and its installation guidance. Auth: unknown. (https://github.com/formkit/auto-animate)
- **package-registry:** Use the recorded npm-package distribution for project installation. Auth: unknown.

## Important limitations

- Automatic transitions offer less sequencing control than timeline libraries.
- The parent-child DOM relationship must fit the utility's observation model.
- Reduced-motion, layout performance, and complex nested interactions still require product testing.

## Consider instead

- **Anime.js:** Recorded task fit: Targeted Interface Animation. Tessli guide: /resources/anime-js. Provider: https://animejs.com.
- **GSAP:** Recorded task fit: Sequenced Web Animation. Tessli guide: /resources/gsap. Provider: https://gsap.com.

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