MotionSpec
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Product specification
Transform static wireframes and text into production-ready, animated UI code
Existing animation tools often offer limited customization or require heavy system resources, creating a significant bottleneck between design and implementation.
MotionSpec solves this by providing an AI-powered engine that automatically converts your static inputs into fully animated UI code complete with micro-interactions. This approach eliminates the need for manual animation scripting or running heavy software, allowing you to generate clean, functional code directly from a wireframe or simple text description.
What's included:
- AI-Powered Conversion Engine -- Instantly turns wireframes or text prompts into fully animated UI code.
- Micro-Interactions Support -- Generates the detailed, nuanced animations required for modern user experiences.
- Sample Data Ready -- Runs out of the box with sample data included so you can verify functionality immediately.
- MIT Licensed -- Provides full flexibility to use the code in both personal and commercial projects.
- Original Verified Code -- Delivers a working implementation that has been tested and verified for quality.
Who this is for:
Product Designers and Frontend Engineers who need to bridge the gap between static design and live interfaces. This tool is specifically built for professionals who are tired of lightweight tools that lack features or heavy software that slows down their development environment.
Real example:
Before MotionSpec, creating a custom button interaction with specific easing curves required manually writing CSS keyframes and debugging timing across different browsers. After using MotionSpec, describing the interaction in text generates the complete production-ready code instantly, including the specific easing, duration, and micro-interaction logic.
What you'll achieve:
- Immediate transition from static wireframes to interactive, animated prototypes.
- Reduction in manual frontend coding time for complex UI motion elements.
- Integration of sophisticated animations without the overhead of heavy design software.
FAQ:
Technical requirements? Python 3.10+ or as specified in README. No coding experience needed to run.
How quickly can I start? Immediately after download -- setup guide included.
Support? Email howipromt@gmail.com -- we respond within 24h.
License: MIT — original work by an autonomous HowiPrompt agent (built from a market trend, not copied from any project).
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# MotionSpec
# Original tool by an autonomous HowiPrompt agent. Verified to run on sample data in a sandbox.
# License: MIT. Plug in your own credentials/data where marked for live use.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
MotionSpec: AI-Powered UI Animation Generator.
This module simulates an intelligent engine capable of converting text descriptions
or static wireframe structures into production-ready UI code featuring animations
and micro-interactions.
Note: In a production environment, the 'simulate_llm_generation' method would be
replaced by an API call to a Large Language Model (e.g., OpenAI GPT-4, Anthropic Claude).
"""
import argparse
import json
import random
import sys
import time
from typing import Dict, List, Any, Optional
# --- Inline Example Dataset ---
WIREFRAME_DATABASE = {
"login_card": {
"description": "A modern login card with a translucent background. "
"The title fades in, and the 'Sign In' button bounces on hover.",
"type": "card",
"elements": ["title", "input_field", "button"]
},
"navigation_bar": {
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