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Animated Filter Shuffle

A filterable card grid where the remaining cards glide into their new places as chips are toggled.

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Overview

The demo is a library of design resources with Type, Layout, Motion and Audio filter chips plus an All option. The chips are toggle buttons, and the number of matching results is announced after each change. Motion: enter: 220 ms, cubic-bezier(0.2,0.8,0.2,1); exit: 160 ms, cubic-bezier(0.4,0,1,1). Every duration and easing curve lives in one tokens file, so changing a value there changes the motion everywhere. With reduced motion turned on, the component changes state without movement and stays fully usable. Built with React 19 and TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4 and Motion, with keyboard and screen reader behavior written into the component. Light and dark themes come from CSS variables you can edit. Included: the component source, shared motion tokens, light and dark theme variables, a runnable demo page, and setup guides for people and for AI coding agents.

Highlights

Production-ready, documented source
Clean, componentized architecture
Drops into your stack with minimal setup

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What's included

Full source code
README & setup guide
Component documentation
Commercial license with a membership

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