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# Contributing to Animate.css
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Thanks for your interest in contributing to Animate.css! Before contributing, please make sure you understand the guidelines provided here. Animate.css is widely used, so it’s important to maintain a high level of quality and to contribute with the interests of the community in mind.
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## Design Guidelines
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Animations, like many facets of visual and interaction design, can be highly subjective. Maintaining a consistent library of animations in an active community can be difficult; these design guidelines are designed to help encourage thoughtful criticism of new animations that are proposed for Animate.css.
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The animations in Animate.css should follow a few key principles:
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- **Animations should be subtle.** Avoid creating animations that involve large translations, or span a natural duration of longer than 1 second.
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- **Animations should be tolerable.** Related to subtlety, animations should be tolerable—seeing them repeatedly should not become too annoying or overbearing.
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- **Animations should not interfere with document flow or control/input availability.** In other words, the absence of an animation should never reduce usability of a product: they should be non-critical and seen as “progressive enhancements”. Avoid animations that change properties such as `position` or `display`.
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- **Animations should be helpful.** They should be designed to guide users to a point of interest, ease natural reading order, or to communicate relationships between elements.
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- **Animations should feel familiar.** Avoid introducing animations that feel out-of-place compared to the existing set.
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- **Animations should feel natural.** Animations should reflect, as much as is reasonable, motion that occurs in natural physics. Avoid extreme timing functions, and model animations on real-world events.
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## Code Styling
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1. Match the naming convention (camelCase, categorized [fades, bounces, etc])
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2. Indent with two spaces
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3. End each file with a blank line
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4. Make sure you have an editorconfig plugin/extension enabled in your editor and all the dependencies installed so editorconfig and prettier can automatically format your code when committing.
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## How To Contribute
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1. [Fork](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) the project
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2. Create a new topic branch on your local forked copy
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3. Push your topic branch up to your fork
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4. Create a [pen](https://codepen.io/) demonstrating what your change will do.
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5. [Open a Pull Request](https://help.github.com/articles/about-pull-requests/) with a clear title and description against the `main` branch.
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