This is a bit off topic but I'm curious what your background is in? I noticed that not only is your visual design good but also your sound design as well. Were you in animation and media and decided to pick up coding or the other way around?
In any case, thank you for creating this and hope to see this project continue to grow.
How does a project like this get started / maintained? It's incredibly well done, looks like a ton of work went into it. Is it a side project or apart of some bigger org?
I was doing a lot of animation work and there was a lack of animation tools I've got used to, so I've started to write modules myself. After a while, I noticed the system in what I've written so decided to release it.
As for maintaining part - it is heavily covered with unit and environmental tests, of course, it adds some overhead but ensures that your tool is robust and works in every browser.
It is a side project and we still expect more contributions from the community.
Can you recommend a resource for understanding conceptually the basics of animation applied to UI ?
I'm thinking something similar to how Google explains material design animations[1]
I'm always afraid to introduce animations, I'd like to know if there are some principles I could apply to create something with "good taste"