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Motion is designed for beginner to expert developers. For beginners, you will be exposed to very powerful APIs that would take time and experience to develop on your own, and experts will appreciate the time saved by using Motion.
### What you will learn
You will learn how to use Motion with a general introduction to fundamental concepts and easy to use code snippets.
# Transitions
Motion transitions a source view to a destination view using a linking identifier property named `motionIdentifier`.
An example of transitioning from one view controller to another with transitions:
#### View Controller 1
```swift
greyView.motionIdentifier="foo"
orangeView.motionIdentifier="bar"
```
Motion offers a clean API to add animations to your views and layers. Simply pass in animation structs with configurable parameters. Take a look at some examples below:
The above code snippet tells the source views in `view controller 1` to link to the destination views in `view controller 2` using the `motionIdentifier`. Animations may be added to views during a transition using the **transition** method. The *transition* method accepts MotionTransition structs that configure the view's animation.
Animations are not only beautiful to look at, they also tell the story of your application. Motion aims to give the building blocks necessary to create stunning animations without much effort. Motion's animation API will make maintenance a breeze and changes even easier. Simply pass in animation structs with configurable parameters. Take a look at some examples below:
### Example Usage
An example of transitioning from one view controller to another using a UINavigationController with a zoom transition:
Motion provides the building blocks necessary to create stunning animations without much effort. Motion's animation API will make maintenance a breeze and changes even easier. To create an animation, use the **animate** method of a view or layer and pass in a list of MotionAnimation structs. MotionAnimation structs are configurable values that describe how to animate a property or group of properties.
| Background Color | Corder Radius | Fade | Rotate | Size | Spring |
In the above code example, a box view is created with a width of 100, height of 100, and an initial background color of blue. Following the general creation of the view, the _Motion animate_ method is passed _MotionAnimation structs_ that tell the view to animate to a red background color and rotate 180 degrees after a delay of 1 second. That's pretty much the general idea of creating animations.
Visit the [Installation](https://github.com/CosmicMind/Motion/wiki/Installation) page to learn how to install Motion using [CocoaPods](http://cocoapods.org) and [Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage).
Visit the [Installation](https://cosmicmind.gitbooks.io/motion/content/installation.html) page to learn how to install Motion using [CocoaPods](http://cocoapods.org) and [Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage).
## Changelog
## Change Log
Motion is a growing project and will encounter changes throughout its development. It is recommended that the [Changelog](https://github.com/CosmicMind/Motion/wiki/Changelog) be reviewed prior to updating versions.
Motion is a growing project and will encounter changes throughout its development. It is recommended that the [Change Log](https://cosmicmind.gitbooks.io/motion/content/change_log.html) be reviewed prior to updating versions.
