feat: add appear on scroll animation submission#1294
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Pull Request Description
This PR adds a new animation submission called Appear On Scroll Animation inside
submissions/examples/appear-on-scroll/.The submission demonstrates a CSS-first reveal effect where elements fade and slide into view, creating a smooth content discovery experience commonly used in modern landing pages and portfolios.
Type of Change
Submission Checklist
submissions/examples/appear-on-scroll/demo.htmlstyle.cssREADME.mdcore/components/Feature Description
What does this add?
A CSS-first reveal animation that fades and lifts content into view, simulating a modern scroll-reveal experience.
How does a developer use it?
Why does it fit EaseMotion CSS?
The effect is easy to understand, visually appealing, and commonly used across modern websites. It aligns with EaseMotion CSS's animation-first philosophy while remaining lightweight and reusable.
Demo
demo.htmlworks by opening directly in a browser)Browser Testing
Notes for Maintainer
This submission focuses on a CSS-first approach to reveal animations. Since true viewport detection is outside the scope of pure CSS in many browser environments, the demo showcases reusable reveal patterns and staggered animations that could serve as a foundation for future framework integration.