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tilt-3d

Add tactile depth to a hero card or cover image: it tilts in 3D toward the pointer with a soft glare. Keep the max angle small (~10°) and reserve it for one or a few hero cards, not a grid. Flat under prefers-reduced-motion and on touch.

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SKILL.md (original)

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tilt-3d

A card that tilts in 3D toward the pointer. Part of motion-anything; obeys MOTION-SPEC.md. Technique popularized by vanilla-tilt.js, reimplemented dependency-free.

When to use it

  • A hero product card, cover image, or a few portfolio thumbnails where depth adds delight.

When NOT to use it (restraint)

  • Dense grids — many tilting cards feel chaotic and can induce motion sickness. A few hero cards.
  • Text-heavy cards (tilt hurts readability); touch-only contexts (it stays flat automatically).

How to apply

  1. Copy tilt-3d.css and tilt-3d.js into the project, and link them.
  2. Mark the card:
    <div class="tilt" data-tilt-max="10"> … </div>
    
  3. Auto-attaches to .tilt. Keep data-tilt-max small (8–10). Resets flat on pointerleave.

Accessibility & performance

  • Flat under prefers-reduced-motion and on (hover: none) touch devices.
  • transform: rotateX/rotateY + a masked glare only — GPU-safe.

Framework notes

  • React: call attachTilt(ref.current) in useEffect, guarded by the same checks.

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