functional-motion-reviewlisted

# Functional Motion Review Assess whether motion helps a named reader task. Review only; this skill does not authorize code changes, installs, analytics, user recruitment, publication, or deployment. Read [motion terms and evidence checks](references/motion-evidence.md) before assigning motion roles or intensity, judging replay time, or making an accessibility finding. ## Review 1. Identify the reader's question and the intended benefit. Separate a proposed benefit from observed comprehension findings. 2. Trace each displayed object to its authority, version, timestamp, and evidence kind. Domain state must commit independently of animation completion. Keep live observations, examples, simulations, predictions, and retrospectives visibly distinct. 3. Name the relationship the motion expresses. A sequence or connector cannot prove causation. Use the reference to distinguish chronology, correlation, modeled causality, reported causality, revision, and provenance. 4. Assign a local role and intensity using the reference. These terms describe a review; they are not adoption targets. Ordinary reading can remain static. 5. Inspect complete initial content, document order, native links and disclosures, keyboard operation, focus, non-color labels, reduced motion, and interruption. The catalog prefers a static start when motion preference is unknown and no automatic replay when a hidden page returns. Keep those preferences distinct from WCAG requirements. 6. Compare exact baseline