Use when building looping marquees that need steady rhythm, spacing, and performance awareness.
Real-world examples
Live HTML demos for this skill — rendered directly in the page. 4 examples.
- 01
Seamless logo strip
Partner logos duplicated into one track, linear translateX 0→−50%, stable widths, and soft edge fades so the seam never shows.
- 02
Feature chip marquee
Short tag chips in a continuous loop with edge masking; hover slows the track instead of freezing it mid-phrase.
- 03
Testimonials with hover pause
Quote cards loop infinitely; hover pauses for reading, and prefers-reduced-motion swaps to a static wrap.
- 04
Screenshot reel (bi-direction)
Two stacked tracks — forward and reverse — each using the same duplicated-sequence −50% loop for a product gallery feel.
Skill markdown
# Marquee Skill ## Use When - A design needs a seamless infinite loop for logos, testimonials, screenshots, tags, or short feature chips. ## Workflow 1. Duplicate the item sequence so the end and beginning match perfectly. 2. Animate the track with a linear transform from 0 to -50%. 3. Keep item widths stable to prevent jumps during the loop. 4. Mask or fade the edges when the marquee enters or exits a section. 5. Pause or slow the marquee on hover only when interaction is useful. 6. Respect prefers-reduced-motion with a static wrap or very slow movement. ## Guardrails - Do not animate unique content that users must read carefully. - Do not use large CPU-heavy shadows or filters on every moving item.
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