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Make a fig. A single looping animated SVG, one self-contained HTML file you can drop in an email or a slide. Use it when an idea moves (flows, loops, retries, queues, fan-outs). Faster than a paragraph, livelier than a static diagram. No player, no deck.
smk-labs/claude-plugins · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
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Some ideas are explained better by a 5-second looping animation than by 100 lines of text. Sketch the figure in ASCII first: static layout, labelled motion, loop length. Get a yes before writing JSX. After building, look at the rendered file as a stranger would and refine once before handing back. ASCII covers structure; visual issues (collisions, weak contrast, orphan elements, dated chrome, loose components that should be grouped) only appear on screen. ## Guidelines - **Subject fit.** Invent a visual metaphor for this specific idea. The same concept can be drawn many ways (a flow as a path, ripples, falling sand, expanding rings; a network as nodes, a constellation, a colony of pulses). Reach past the obvious shape. - **One accent.** One thing moves meaningfully, in one accent colour. Show direction through motion, not a second hue. - **Loop cleanly.** End frame equals start frame, or fade-pause-fade. No jerk at the seam. - **Caption economy.** One short title plus a 5-word caption at most. The figure carries it. - **Calm by default.** 5 to 10 second loops, `easeInOutCubic` or `easeInOutSine`. Bounce and elastic read as toy. Pick fonts, palette, background, canvas, and layout for the subject. Nothing below is a default. ## Stack Single HTML, React 18 + Babel via CDN. No npm, no sidecars. ```html <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title></title> <style> html, body { margin: 0; padding: 0; } /* Layout, sizing, fonts, palette: design f