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The concept of "wiggle" is introduced as a new animation preset in SF Symbols 6, which was discussed in the session titled "What’s new in SF Symbols 6" at WWDC 2024. The wiggle effect is designed to oscillate a symbol in any direction or angle to draw attention, making it useful for highlighting changes or calls to action that might be overlooked. It can also add dynamic emphasis to an interaction or reinforce what the symbol is representing, such as an arrow pointing in a specific direction.
For more details on the wiggle animation, you can refer to the Animation presets chapter of the session "What’s new in SF Symbols 6".
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