Motion - choreography and shared-element transitions

Google. (2014). Motion - choreography and shared-element transitions. Material Design guidelines.

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2014

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  • In systems like Google's Material Design, elements that belong together are bound by shared motion: a "shared element" transition — where a thumbnail smoothly expands into the full detail view it opened — carries the same element across the change and binds the small and large images as one object rather than two unrelated pictures appearing and disappearing

    This sourceMaterial Design's own choreography guidance — 'Material in motion guides the user's focus through interactions by sharing elements across transitions', worked as 'All elements from this collapsed card form the header of the expanded card'; the same page is the source of the roughly twenty-millisecond list stagger the next sentence cites.

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