Define every micro-interaction and page transition for your product in one session with Taskade Genesis — an AI agent builds a motion design spec covering easing curves, duration tokens, and component-level examples so engineers never guess how a drawer should open.
What Is a Motion Design Prompt?
A motion design prompt instructs an AI agent to produce a structured animation language for a digital product: a timing vocabulary (micro, standard, cinematic), easing function recommendations, reduced-motion fallbacks, and component-level animation descriptions — all formatted as a developer-friendly reference.
Why Use a Motion Design Prompt?
- Timing tokens — named duration values (micro: 150ms, standard: 300ms) that map directly to CSS variables.
- Easing library — recommended curves for enter, exit, and attention animations with rationale.
- Reduced-motion compliance — prefers-reduced-motion fallbacks documented for every animation.
- Component-level notes — how each modal, toast, or dropdown should animate, linked to component specs via the Relationship field.
- Persistent agent memory — the AI agent applies your brand principles to every future motion decision.
Who Should Use a Motion Design Prompt?
- Product designers who want engineers to implement animations exactly as intended.
- Front-end engineers who need clear specs, not vague direction.
- Design system owners adding a motion chapter to their token library.
- Founders building polished AI apps without a dedicated animator.
- Creative directors establishing a motion identity for a new brand.
How To Create a Motion Design Spec
- Click Use Prompt and clone the template inside Taskade Genesis — preview it before signing up.
- Describe your product's personality and list the key components to animate.
- The agent generates the full motion spec; review in List view.
- Link each motion token to the component records that use it via the Relationship field.
- Trigger a design-review notification via automations when the spec is finalized.
See motion-forward apps in the community gallery.
