Multi state badge
Matt Perry
In this tutorial, we're going to build the Multi state badge example step-by-step.
This example is rated expert difficulty, which means we assume you're already quite familiar with Motion (and JavaScript in general).
Here's a live demo of the example we're going to be creating:
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Introduction
The Multi state badge example shows how to build a dynamic badge component that transitions smoothly between four different states: idle, processing, success, and error. Each state has its own icon, label, and custom animations that bring the badge to life.
This tutorial uses several APIs from Motion: the animate() function for creating smooth animations with spring physics and timing controls, the press() function for handling user interactions, the motionValue() function for reactive animation values, and the transform() utility for mapping values between ranges.
