60fps is a library of UI micro-interactions pulled from real apps — loading states, transitions, gestures — cataloged by technique so you can see how a specific effect was actually built, not just described.
Motion is hard to brief in words; this replaces a vague ask like "make it feel more alive" with an actual reference clip of a comparable interaction, which is a faster way to align a developer or client on what you mean.
Best for product and UI designers hunting a reference for one specific motion pattern — a card expand, a pull-to-refresh. Not the place to go for static layout or visual-style inspiration.
The catalog leans heavily on big, well-funded apps with dedicated motion teams, so a lot of what's shown is a polish level a small team can't realistically match on a normal timeline.
Endless collection of delightful details from best-in-class apps.
