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Hi all, I’m a web designer novice and I am wanting a simple icon that is animated over hover. Nowadays I see there are things such as CSS3 animations, HTML canvas, etc. and I am not too sure which method to use. An example of what I am talking about can be found here:
If it’s just a hover state then you want a ‘transition’ more than likely.
What you use to build the ‘icon’ will depend on how complex the icons is.
SVG is the current flavour of the month though.
Yeah… it all depends on what you want the icon to do. If it’s like a little bird flapping its wings… you’re gonna need SVG.
I am trying to achieve a circular logo that expands over hover and then contracts when not hovered and I want an actual animation applied to it not just one to the other. I want it to gradually expand and then contract so I assume SVG is the way to go? Any good (simple) tutorials out there that delve deeper into SVG animations?
You’re probably overthinking it.
A simple div with a 50% border radius that scales on hover
Like this?:
Edit: Paulie_D has it.
Ahhh okay! Definitely was over-thinking it. Got most of everything kosher however I am having an odd issue that is creating an annoying blur as it transitions. Anyway to fix this?
In what browser? Don’t see it in firefox.