This articles explores some of the unexpected things that CSS can animate and some nifty things you can do by animating them…
An interesting tutorial that explains how to create the Star Wars movie title from “The Force Awakens” using CSS…
Have you ever read an article that was watching you? Here’s your chance to do that (you’ll see what I mean when you view the article). A really detailed tutorial that explains how to use CSS border-radius, gradients and animations for impressive results…
A few techniques for working with CSS in SVG and an overview of exporting and optimising SVGs for embedding…
Magic.css lets you build CSS3 animations with special effects…
An amazing and useful CSS generator for animations by Bennett Feely…
Here’s a great video tutorial that explains everything about CSS animation events and how you can use them to trigger actions in your javascript…
A collection of CSS transitions and keyframe animations that you can drop into your projects…
CSS animations have some limits, the main is that you can’t really have full control over them. And it’s near impossible to stop transitions without dirty hacks.Another problem is calculating percents for keyframes. People create animations with time in mind, not percents. You always think of “it should fly and rotate for a half of […]
animate.css is a bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects. Great for emphasis, home pages, sliders, and general just-add-water-awesomeness…
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