30 Awesome SVG Animation For Your Inspiration
Designers used to create animations in HTML elements using CSS. However, due to the limitations of HTML elements in creating patterns, shapes, and others, they naturally turn to SVG, which offers more interesting capabilities. Working with SVG, we enjoy good browser support for SVG animation, and we have more ways to create new animation. You can use both the built-in SVG animation functionality o
How SVG Fragment Identifiers Work | CSS-Tricks
I’ve talked a good bit about SVG’s <use> around here and using it to build an icon system. The beauty of <use> is that you can reference just a part of some SVG defined elsewhere and draw just that part somewhere else. That ability allows you to build a whole system out of it, solving the “many images in one request, because that’s super efficient†problem that we’ve solved in the past with CSS sp
3D Slides Built with HTML5, CSS3, and SVG
I've created a 3D slide deck that uses HTML5, CSS3, and a bit of SVG (video). The main idea behind this deck is to be able to 'zoom' into topics to as deep a level as necessary. Slides are nested, like an outline. For example, I gave a talk at Future of Web Apps recently on HTML5, CSS3, and other web technologies and only had 40 minutes, so I just skimmed the surface of the slides. However, in a f
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