Table of contents
- Part 1
Get started with CSS Animations
- 1
Get the most out of this course
- 2
Get acquainted with animation for the web
- 3
Use CSS transitions for simple animations
- 4
Use pseudo-selectors to trigger CSS transitions
- 5
Apply the 12 principles of animation to the web
- 6
Create multi-property CSS transitions
- 7
Use timing functions to create more natural animations
Quiz: Have you built a strong foundation in CSS animations?
- Part 2
Translations, rotations, and opacity, oh my!
- Part 3
Make your animations dynamic
Table of contents
- Part 1
Get started with CSS Animations
- 1
Get the most out of this course
- 2
Get acquainted with animation for the web
- 3
Use CSS transitions for simple animations
- 4
Use pseudo-selectors to trigger CSS transitions
- 5
Apply the 12 principles of animation to the web
- 6
Create multi-property CSS transitions
- 7
Use timing functions to create more natural animations
Quiz: Have you built a strong foundation in CSS animations?
- Part 2
Translations, rotations, and opacity, oh my!
- Part 3
Make your animations dynamic
Put it all together
You've done a beautiful thing
You’ve taken your CSS skills to an exciting new level! Congrats!
All that’s left is to put your newfound skills to use, and continue to improve and personalize your portfolio site.
Now, get out there and add some life to your web pages!
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