The opening to Star Wars is iconic. The effect of text scrolling both up and away from the screen was both a crazy cool special effect for a movie back in 1977 and a cool typographical style that was brand …
Web Animation Workshops has started up again for Spring, we’re headed for San Francisco, Chicago, and Paris this year, some dates still to be announced. Val Head and I team up to bring you two packed days full of content …
Our own Sarah Drasner:
…Unlike fonts, colors, and so on, we tend to add animation in as a last step, which leads to disorganized implementations that lack overall cohesion. If you asked a designer or developer if they would create
I was stopped at an intersection the other day. It was raining. The road on the other side sloped upwards, so I could see the stopped cars on the other side of the road kind of stadium-seating style. I could …
Scaling our websites and applications so that they look great on every screen can be difficult. A big portion of that difficulty can be trying to get specific components, particularly ones that have pieces that have to stay a certain …
Say you want an element to be in one state for 9 seconds, and in another state for 1 second, on a loop.
No tweening between the state, just a straight swap.…
mo.js is a JavaScript library devoted to motion for the web. It offers a declarative syntax motion and the creation of elements for animation. Even though mo.js is still in beta, there is already a host of amazing features to …
A new animation library by Christine Cha:
A simple library to take care of complex CSS animations.
You define the animations through its JavaScript API and execute them via DOM events, then the animation is done through applying inline CSS. …
I’m thrilled to announce a brand new workshop series I’m starting with Val Head about web animation! We’ll be taking two-day workshop around to different cities starting this November, starting with Austin and New York. Whether you’re a beginner or …
The following is a guest post by David DeSandro. David wanted to offer a new feature in Isotope: staggered animations. Like so many things web, there are lots of ways he could have approached it. Here he looks …
Say you want an animation to run for 1 second, but then delay for 4 seconds before running again. Seems like that would be easy. Turns out it’s not-so-straightforward, but doable. You need to fake it.…
