Will these high-fidelity animations slow down my website on low-end devices? #10
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NexaUI is known for "Spatial Motion" and "Glassmorphism," which are often hardware-intensive. |
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Not at all. We follow three strict optimization rules: GPU Acceleration: We only animate properties like transform and opacity that use the GPU, avoiding expensive layout shifts. Selective Motion: We use Reduced Motion media queries to ensure accessibility. Lightweight Engine: By using Framer Motion and Lucide React, we ensure the core engine is tree-shakable and incredibly light, maintaining high FPS even on mid-range hardware. |
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Does NexaUI handle form validation and error states? A UI library isn't just for looks; it needs to handle real-world data. Yes. Our input and form components are designed to work seamlessly with Zod and React Hook Form. We provide built-in "Micro-interactions" for error states, where the input fields subtly shake or glow red using Framer Motion when validation fails, providing a premium user experience. |
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Does NexaUI handle form validation and error states?
A UI library isn't just for looks; it needs to handle real-world data.
Yes. Our input and form components are designed to work seamlessly with Zod and React Hook Form. We provide built-in "Micro-interactions" for error states, where the input fields subtly shake or glow red using Framer Motion when validation fails, providing a premium user experience.