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Creating a jQuery Photo Slideshow with fadeIn and fadeOut
Article Introduction:This screencast demonstrates creating a simple slideshow using jQuery's fadeIn and fadeOut methods. These methods offer convenient animation control over element visibility, providing more granular control than CSS3 alone. The video showcases the te
2025-02-20
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Optimizing CSS: Tweaking Animation Performance with DevTools
Article Introduction:CSS animation performance optimization guide: Using browser developer tools to improve animation fluency
This article is created in collaboration with SiteGround. Thanks to our partners who support SitePoint.
As we all know, CSS animation performance is usually very high. However, for scenes that contain a large number of elements or complex animations, if the code is not optimized for performance, it will cause animation to be stuttered and affect the user experience.
This article will introduce some practical browser developer tool features to help you check the running mechanism behind CSS animations. When the animation is stuck, you can better understand the reasons and fix them.
Key Points
Use browser developer tools to optimize CSS animation performance, identify problems that cause animation lag, and gain insight into animation
2025-02-16
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Unlock CSS Animation Power with @keyframes: A Deep Dive
Article Introduction:The full potential of unlocking CSS animations with @keyframes can be achieved through the following steps: 1) Define the start, end and intermediate state of the animation sequence; 2) Use multi-stage animation to control multiple attributes of the element; 3) Adjust the -timing function to optimize animation effects; 4) Use will-change to improve performance; 5) Choose the appropriate animation duration; 6) Use animations carefully to avoid excessive use; 7) Ensure cross-browser compatibility with vendor prefixes; 8) Dynamically control animations with JavaScript. Through these methods, you can create amazing animations that enhance web design.
2025-06-22
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Image Reveal Animation with HTML, CSS, and GSAP
Article Introduction:This article demonstrates a simple image reveal animation when hovering over items. The HTML code represents a section with works, including images and titles. The CSS code provides the necessary styling for the layout and animation. The JavaScript c
2024-11-24
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How to Achieve Text Blink Animation with jQuery?
Article Introduction:Achieving Text Blink Animation with jQueryIn this query, we seek a simple yet effective method to create a blinking text effect using jQuery....
2024-10-30
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Clip-Path Circle Reveal Animation With Mouse Movement
Article Introduction:What’s the Plan?
We’ll create an animation where an image is revealed through a circle that moves with your mouse. You’ll also be able to tweak the size of the circle and experiment with the behavior.
Here’s what you’ll need:
GSAP: For bu
2024-12-14
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CSS Animation, and Creating Art with Code, with Rachel Smith
Article Introduction:This episode of the Versioning Show features front-end developer Rachel Smith from CodePen. Tim and David discuss with Rachel the intersection of art and code, the evolution of web animation, and the limitless creative potential within coding.
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2025-02-18
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Creating a Festive Christmas Web Page with Snowfall Animation
Article Introduction:In this post, I'll demonstrate how to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to construct a straightforward yet captivating Christmas-themed webpage with a snowfall animation.
Features:
Snowfall Effect: Falling snowflakes animated using JavaScr
2024-12-24
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'Xabungle' Gets A New Lease Of Life With Some Experimental Animation
Article Introduction:In the Sunrise Robot Laboratory project, Xabungle has been revitalized with contemporary animation crafted by Kamikaze Douga, as depicted below.Last year, the same team successfully revamped Dunbine, which continues to enjoy significant popularity in
2025-05-15
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How to cut pictures
Article Introduction:Cutting is the process of removing the background part in the image and leaving the subject behind. Common cutout methods include: manual cutout: use image editing software to manually outline the edge of the subject. Automatic cutout: Use software to automatically identify the subject and separate it from the background. Use third-party cutout tools: use special tools to cut out images. Channel cutout: Use the channel of the image to segment and select channels with obvious differences from the subject color for operation.
2025-04-06
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