Advanced AI Prompt for Skew-on-Scroll Velocity Effects

Act as an Advanced Interaction Developer. Implement a high-end 'skew-on-scroll' physics effect in React leveraging Framer Motion's `useVelocity` and `useSpring` hooks. The designated [TARGET_ELEMENTS] (e.g., a masonry grid of images or typography blocks) must physically skew along the [ORIENTATION] axis (X or Y) proportionally to the raw speed of the user's scroll. Utilize `useScroll` to track the Y position, feed that into `useVelocity` to extract the delta, and construct a `useTransform` to map that velocity integer to a CSS skew angle, strictly capped at [MAX_SKEW_ANGLE] to prevent visual breakage. Utilize [VELOCITY_STRENGTH] as a multiplier to amplify the sensitivity of the effect. Crucially, the skew must organically snap back to `0deg` the instant scrolling ceases; achieve this by piping the velocity transform through a `useSpring` configured with high damping and mass. This replicates the 'liquid' or 'jelly' physics common in top-tier Awwwards design portfolios.