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Every Frame Perfect
UI quality is often judged by its weakest moment: any screenshot taken mid-animation should be explainable, not glitchy or inconsistent. Borrowing from Wayland's "every frame is perfect" philosophy, poorly synced or incomplete animations — like misaligned cursors, snapping elements, or strange rectangle transitions — erode user trust by signaling lack of polish. Developers should treat in-between animation states with the same care as start and end states, since imperfect frames silently communicate that the underlying code may be equally unfinished.
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