Choosing the right tool is only half of the equation; you also need to use the right techniques for wireframing animations and micro-interactions to effectively and efficiently communicate your design vision. Storyboarding, motion mockups, and prototyping are some of the best techniques to use. Storyboarding involves drawing a sequence of sketches or screenshots that show the key steps and actions of your animation or micro-interaction. It can help plan and visualize your design, as well as explain it to stakeholders and developers. Motion mockups are a technique where you create a static wireframe or mockup of your design, and then add annotations or symbols that indicate movement, direction, duration, and timing. This can help add detail and clarity to your design, as well as document it for developers. Finally, prototyping is a technique where you create a functional or interactive version of your design that simulates behavior and feedback. It can help test and validate your design, as well as demonstrate it to users and clients. Tools like InVision, Balsamiq, Sketch, Adobe XD, Figma, Principle, CodePen, and Framer can be used for these techniques.