This book will help you create practical / usable / wickedly-cool animations in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Each chapter is filled with cleanly explained concepts, beautifully illustrated diagrams, colorific code snippets, and cringeworthy one-liners guaranteed to make your friend who laughs at everything groan. You will start by learning how to create animations and transitions in CSS. Towards the end, you will learn how to create animations in JavaScript by manipulating DOM elements as well as pushing pixels on the canvas. Along the way, you will see numerous small and large examples explaining how what you are learning applies to what is done in the real world. If you ever get stuck or need a group of friendly people to help you out with your animation-related issues, get free online support, demos, video tutorials, and other good stuff at: http: //www.kirupa.com

This book will help you create practical / usable / wickedly-cool animations in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Each chapter is filled with cleanly explained concepts, beautifully illustrated diagrams, colorific code snippets, and cringeworthy one-liners guaranteed to make your friend who laughs at everything groan. You will start by learning how to create animations and transitions in CSS. Towards the end, you will learn how to create animations in JavaScript by manipulating DOM elements as well as pushing pixels on the canvas. Along the way, you will see numerous small and large examples explaining how what you are learning applies to what is done in the real world. If you ever get stuck or need a group of friendly people to help you out with your animation-related issues, get free online support, demos, video tutorials, and other good stuff at: http: //www.kirupa.com

We’ve come a long way since the days of flashing banner ads and scrolling news tickers. Today, the stunning motion design of iOS and Android dramatically improves a user’s experience — instead of detracting from it. The best sites and apps of today leverage animation to improve the feel and intuitiveness of their interfaces. Sites without animation are starting to feel antiquated. This book provides you with a technical foundation to implement animation in a way that’s both visually stunning and programmatically maintainable. Throughout, we consider the balance between enriching a page with motion design while avoiding unnecessary flourishes Readers will learn how to design loading sequences that ensure users stay fully engaged instead of tuning out, how to leverage simple physics principles to make apps respond naturally to users’ input (just like motion behaves in the real world), how to exploit CSS transforms to create rich depth in animations, and how to fully leverage JavaScript animation libraries like Velocity.js to streamline animation programming. From animation performance to theory, we cover everything needed to become a professional web animator. Whether you're a novice or professional web developer, this book is for everyone. Why is all of this so important? Why is it worth your time to become a professional motion designer? For the same reason that designers spend hours perfecting their pages’ font and color combinations, motion designers perfect their animations’ transition and easing combinations: Refined products feel superior. They leave users whispering to themselves, “Wow, this is cool”, right before they turn to a friend and exclaim, “You gotta try this.”

This is the enhanced eBook version of the printed book. It contains 10 minutes of video demos of key examples from the author, Alexis Goldstein. For web developers building rich web and mobile applications, standards-based CSS3 offers powerful advantages over traditional Flash-based approaches - and since Apple's immensely popular iPad and iPhone don't support Flash, moving to CSS3 has become even more urgent. However, most CSS3 guides focus primarily on the basics, frustrating web developers who want to do sophisticated work. Learning CSS3 Animations and Transitions is the first book focused entirely on creating production-quality rich animations and transitions with CSS3. Leading web development trainer Alexis Goldstein covers everything web developers need to know, teaching through solid examples that help web professionals build their skills one step at a time. Readers will learn how to: Create 2D transforms that serve as the foundation for CSS3 animations Use transitions to make changes come alive Master essential keyframing techniques Combine transitions, transforms, and parallax scrolling in immersive web experiences Transform in 3D, and animate 3D transforms Creating increasingly complex and Flash-style animations Build powerfully effective interactive infographics with CSS3 and HTML5 And much more...

Get hands-on with 6 projects using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with understanding CSS animations and CSS transforms, and creating 3D effects About This Video Learn how to watch lectures in high resolution Get up to speed with style controls In Detail If you want to get hands-on with the three core technologies - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then this course will equip you with the knowledge you need. It is designed to guide you through building 6 modern projects and learning essential skills, right from creating interesting CSS animations through to developing exciting3D effects. The course features an organized structure to help you build on your skills effectively, with specific sections for each project, along with instructions on how to work through them. Listed below are the projects that you'll work through - Project 1 - Invisible Card In this project, you will build a profile card, learning how to manipulate backgrounds and create interesting effects. This project will be based on HTML and CSS. Project 2 - Sign-Up Form The second project involves creating a modern sign-up form. This project will be created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Project 3 - Profile Cards In this project, you will build three beautiful profile cards with animations. In addition to this, you will work on a heading with typing text animation. This will be created using JavaScript. You will also use CSS keyframes to develop an animated button with the hover effect. Project 4 - Slideshow The fourth project will be a slideshow, with each slide representing the famous cities of the world. You'll work on a banner with a header and a 3D button. This slideshow will be created using pure CSS. Project 5 - Hamburger Menu In this project, you will learn how to create a hamburger menu. This project will consist of two parts. In the first part, you'll work with a banner, building a 3D button with the hover effect. After clicking on the hamburger menu icon, you will be navigated to the second part of the project that includes working with the Navbar. This project will demonstrate how to create modern 3D effects efficiently, and will be based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Project 6 - Cube The sixth project will get you up to speed with creating a slideshow represented by a 3D cube. This project will be based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. After building this project, you will have the skills you need to create efficient projects on your own. By the end of this course, you will...

This guide is intended to carry out experiments or exercises with transitions and animations in CSS, applied to buttons, images, texts and more complete HTML elements; we will see the most basic approach to animations in CSS which would be using transitions, we will see multiple examples and limitations that we have when working with the simplest way to achieve animations in CSS which is the use of transitions. In later chapters we will also work with animations, we will learn about their characteristics, possible configurations, options and modes and with this, we will see a more comprehensive approach to achieving animation in CSS. In this book, we will see more than 100 complete and functional examples of animating HTML elements, we will start by applying CSS transitions on buttons, texts, among others, to get to the animations in which we will create experiments from scratch, adapt the ones we use with transitions, and we will use the transitions and animations together. This is a book to experiment with CSS animations, with this we are going to mention the following: It is not a book that aims to know 100% CSS animations, if not, in a basic/intermediate way; The objective is to experiment and with this, present different templates that we can use to create all kinds of more complex or simply different animations. It is assumed that the reader has at least basic knowledge in the use of CSS. Compared to other books, the approach is mostly hands-on, presenting over 100 experiments to work through and get inspiration for other types of CSS effects. To follow this book you need to have a computer running Windows, Linux, or MacOS. This book has a total of 5 chapters, it is recommended that you read in the order in which they are arranged and as we explain the experiments carried out, go directly to practice, replicate, test and modify the codes that we show in this book. Chapter 1: In this chapter we are going to review geometric transformations, translations and animations in CSS. Chapter 2: In this chapter, we are going to create many examples of CSS transitions applied to buttons, in these examples we will mainly apply geometric transformations, but we will also work with other CSS properties. Chapter 3: In this chapter, we are going to present different examples of CSS effects with the hover event; that is, we will continue using the CSS transitions as we did in the previous chapter; for these examples, we'll use any kind of HTML structure that won't be buttons like in the previous chapter. Chapter 4: In this chapter, we will create various effects using transitions, also, we will see their limitations through several examples that we will analyze in the next chapter using animations to achieve more complete animations. Chapter 5: In this chapter, we will present the use of animations, based on examples, we will see its possible variants, configurations and examples using animations and transitions alike. Chapter 6: In this chapter, we are going to create several experiments using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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