Implicit animation

Implicit animation is a concept in user interface design in which animations can be programmed or styled within pre-existing constraints. It is distinct from explicit animation, which involves building the animation objects, setting their properties, and then applying those animation objects to the object which the designer wishes animated.

Examples of use
gollark: That means they're *not* functional then, no?
gollark: Answer all questions to the best of your ability.
gollark: LyricLy: answer as many questions as possible to the best of your ability.
gollark: I have used the internet. I have seen MANY stupid people.
gollark: How many questions did you do so far?
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