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2.4 Animate.css
Animate.css
is a collection of CSS animations ready for you to use in your own projects. In this lesson you’ll learn how to use it to animate elements with pre-built @keyframe
animations.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:42
1 lesson, 00:42
1.1Introduction00:42
1.1
Introduction
00:42
2.CSS Animation Basics6 lessons, 1:03:54
6 lessons, 1:03:54
2.1Understanding CSS Animation11:43
2.1
Understanding CSS Animation
11:43
2.2Enhancing Button Hover States12:04
2.2
Enhancing Button Hover States
12:04
2.3Drop-Down Menus with CSS Animations and JavaScript10:17
2.3
Drop-Down Menus with CSS Animations and JavaScript
10:17
2.4Animate.css11:04
2.4
Animate.css
11:04
2.5Animating SVGs and Their Parts08:47
2.5
Animating SVGs and Their Parts
08:47
2.6Animating SVG Paths in Adobe Illustrator09:59
2.6
Animating SVG Paths in Adobe Illustrator
09:59
3.Page Scroll Animations2 lessons, 15:38
2 lessons, 15:38
3.1Animating Based on Scroll Position With WOW.js05:59
3.1
Animating Based on Scroll Position With WOW.js
05:59
3.2Scroll Hijacking with OnePage-Scroll.js09:39
3.2
Scroll Hijacking with OnePage-Scroll.js
09:39
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:29
1 lesson, 00:29
4.1Conclusion00:29
4.1
Conclusion
00:29
Cory created Lost Grid, Jeet, and a few other open-source projects.
He's written for TutsPlus, CSS Tricks, .net Magazine, and Packt Publishing; worked for companies such as Scholastic, World Vision Charities, and TeeSpring; and intentionally moved to the middle of nowhere to better understand the sound of a whisper.