A touch of CSS animation goes a long way in designing an immersive experience for visitors. The best animations can serve the content and user experience without distracting or appearing gimmicky. In this blog, we talk about how to animate in CSS with ex
We surf the web daily, and as developers, we tend to notice subtle details on a website. The one thing I take note of all the time is how smooth the animations on a website are. Animation is great for UX and design purposes. You can make an interactive website that pleases the vis...
CSS animations for loading are relatively simple to make, so let's walk through an example that you can deploy on your site right away. How to Make a Spinning Loading Animation with CSS Let’s start with this spinner, which is actually pretty...
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One way is to add an additional hover rule on the parent container itself. Here is the plan: When hovering the parent container, shift all the items inside that container to the left. Use the general sibling combinator to make the items positioned after the hovered item move to the right....
CSS Properties exercises, practice and solution: How to animation-direction use, then do the animation backward.
CSS Properties exercises, practice and solution: An example of how to specify the direction of an animation takes to complete.
Now that you’ve seen how to create an animation with CSS, it’s time to create your own. We’ll walk through how to make a card that flips on click, but this is just one of many possibilities. 1. Use HTML to designate what will be in the card. ...
It’s all too common that a JavaScript trigger is set to initiate a bunch of animations based on scroll position, only for all to move in tandem. Fortunately CSS itself provides a simple property that can make (or break) your animated experience: animation-delay. Let’s say we have a gr...
Creating CSS animations is a two step process, as shown in the example below:The first step of building a CSS animation is to defining individual keyframes and naming an animation with a keyframes declaration. The second step is referencing the keyframes by name using the animation-name property...