iOS Notifications stack: Step-by-step tutorial
Matt Perry
In this tutorial, we're going to build the iOS Notifications stack example step-by-step.
This example is rated 3/5 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 iOS Notifications Stack example shows how to create an expandable stack of notification cards with smooth spring animations. When collapsed, the notifications are stacked on top of each other with a subtle scaling effect. When expanded, they spread out for better visibility, with a header appearing at the top.
In this tutorial, we'll learn to use several Motion for React APIs to create this effect:
Variants to define animation states
Motion components to animate DOM elements
