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feat: add CSS bundle optimization demo using reusable animation tokens#1277

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Closes #1116

Description

This PR adds a demonstration showcasing how reusable CSS variables and centralized animation tokens can help reduce repetitive declarations and improve maintainability in a growing CSS framework.

Following the repository contribution guidelines, this submission does not modify any framework source files and is implemented entirely within the submissions/ directory.

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submissions/examples/css-bundle-optimization-demo/
├── demo.html
├── style.css
└── README.md

Features

Token-Based Architecture Demo

  • Centralized transition duration tokens
  • Shared easing curve variables
  • Reusable design tokens
  • Consistent component behavior

Comparison Showcase

  • Before optimization example
  • After optimization example
  • Demonstration of reduced duplication

Interactive Components

  • Button component
  • Card component
  • Badge component
  • Modal preview component

Benefits Demonstrated

  • Reduced CSS repetition
  • Easier maintenance
  • Improved consistency
  • Better scalability
  • Preparation for future SCSS mixin adoption

Testing

  • Verified demo renders correctly in browser
  • Verified responsive layout behavior
  • Verified token-based transitions work consistently across components
  • Verified self-contained implementation with no external dependencies

Checklist

  • Added files only inside submissions/examples/
  • Included demo.html
  • Included style.css
  • Included README.md
  • Followed repository contribution guidelines
  • No modifications to core/
  • No modifications to components/
  • No modifications to existing framework source files

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✅ Submission Validation Passed!

Great job! All required files are present.

📁 Folder: submissions/examples/css-bundle-optimization-demo

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  • demo.html
  • style.css
  • README.md

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@SAPTARSHI-coder SAPTARSHI-coder added accepted Contribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSS animation Animation effects, hover interactions, motion ideas, transitions component New UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges) enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers GSSoC-26 Official GSSoC 2026 issue gssoc:approved Approved for GSSoC contributions integrated Successfully merged and included in the framework level:intermediate Requires moderate project understanding type:feature New functionality or enhancement labels Jun 4, 2026
@SAPTARSHI-coder SAPTARSHI-coder merged commit c993d81 into SAPTARSHI-coder:main Jun 4, 2026
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accepted Contribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSS animation Animation effects, hover interactions, motion ideas, transitions component New UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges) contribution enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers gssoc:approved Approved for GSSoC contributions GSSoC-26 Official GSSoC 2026 issue integrated Successfully merged and included in the framework level:intermediate Requires moderate project understanding type:feature New functionality or enhancement

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Optimize CSS bundle size by refactoring repetitive utility classes into SCSS mixins

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