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View Transitions: Avoiding Unclickable Elements During Animations

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Originally published on Frontend Masters Blog

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View Transitions: Avoiding Unclickable Elements During Animations

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • View Transitions can inadvertently block user interactivity, such as clicks.
  • This occurs while the transition animation is actively running.
  • The article warns developers about this potential UX issue.
  • It offers advice on how to manage or prevent elements from becoming unclickable.

Our Commentary ​

View Transitions are fantastic for creating smooth, app-like experiences on the web, but this is exactly the kind of subtle gotcha that can trip up developers. We've definitely seen similar issues with other animations. It's a good reminder that performance and perceived performance are two different things, and blocking user input, even for a moment, can be incredibly frustrating. Always test your transitions for interactivity!

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