Web animation plays a pivotal role in shaping the digital landscape, continually evolving to meet the dynamic expectations of users and designers alike. This research paper provides a comprehensive analysis of current trends in web animation, examining their impact on user experiences and interface design. Through a systematic literature review and exploration of contemporary practices, the study identifies key trends such as the prevalence of micro-interactions, scroll-triggered animations, and the integration of 3D elements in web interfaces. The paper delves into the responsive nature of web animations, analysing how designers optimize motion graphics for various devices and screen sizes. Additionally, the research investigates the intersection of web animation trends with principles of accessibility, exploring their role in creating inclusive digital experiences. Drawing on user experience research, the study discusses how animations contribute to engagement and usability. Challenges associated with web animation implementation, including considerations of browser compatibility and load times, are examined. Furthermore, the paper looks towards the future, discussing emerging trends and potential directions in web animation, encompassing technologies like WebGL and Web Assembly. This research aims to provide designers, developers, and researchers with valuable insights into the dynamic landscape of web animation and its influence on the user-centric digital experiences of tomorrow