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Here is an overview (not in exhaustive detail) of how I created a few of these animations: There are so many possibilities for animated effects just using CSS hover alone – and it’s so easy to code and implement! For today’s mini tutorial I’ll use something I created a while back that I call an “animated modern art piece” for lack of a better way to describe it. So, to keep things simple we’re just gonna focus today on one area within the overall subject, which is creating animations using the CSS hover pseudo-class. This area within the web development world is so broad and extensive that gazillions of books and courses have been created just for this subject alone (the subject of creating CSS animations). Modern CSS allows you to build surprisingly powerful yet simple animations for your website or blog. I’m tellin’ you, there is SO much you can do just using CSS alone that it’s incredible. Since I discovered the wonders of CSS I haven’t really looked much into using other methods for creating animations. and struggled with it because you’re not that into code? If you’ve ever tried animating something using JavaScript or jQuery and found that process a bit too cumbersome or complicated, then I feel your pain.Įnter my love affair with CSS (or “Cascading Style Sheets” to be precise).
Have you ever tried to animate an element, image, shape etc.
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