Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Declarative Interactions (Issue #1111)

szager-chromium left a comment (w3ctag/design-reviews#1111)

@Shrinivassab, I must confess that my framework-fu is very weak, so I can't give you substantial answers about how `animation-trigger` would combine with Angular, Lit, React, etc.

The spec proposal for `animation-trigger` does feature a scoping mechanism similar to that used by anchor positioning, which doesn't inherently rely on shadow DOM.

This feature is orthogonal to `prefers-reduced-motion` and other accessibility settings -- it should not change the rendering of animations.

As for custom gestures: I don't know how those things are implemented, but the proposal is limited to events that use the built-in `Event` interface and dispatch mechanism. Within that constraint, any event type can be specified, including custom events; but custom events will not get the performance benefits available to standard non-custom events.

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