Do you wanted to finally dive into scrolling animations and share your story or product in a more interactive and engaging way?
Are you confused which parallax scrolling library is the right for you and your project?
Are you drowning in the sea of all the options available?
Have you ever created a parallax scrolling website and wanted to make it responsive but didn’t know how? Is your page working beautifully on desktops but is completely unusable on mobile and tablet devices?
Here is a step by step guide how you can turn parallax scrolling off for mobile and touch devices using enquire.js.
Stop your busy day for a few minutes and explore the code of these handpicked CodePen demos.
You’ll learn how to create a simple but effective neon glow effect, how to make your objects shine with Greensock and how to create an animated steps by step guide.
Discovershadow.com by Raffael Stüken has been awarded site of the day by the prestigious AWWWARDS on the 19th May 2013.
Discovershadow.com is a one page website promoting a new iPhone app which will help you to remember your dreams. And with this innovative app comes also an innovative website full of little details.
This is a second part of a guide helping front-end developers to choose the right approach when it comes to animations on the web.
Are you wondering whether to use CSS3 or JavaScript animations? This part explains your JavaScript options and reveals the best JavaScript animation tools available.
Have you been asked by your client, boss or designer to create some nice animations on the next web project?
They say: “I have seen this cool effect on the other site, can you do something similar?” or “I have this idea for an animation, can you do it?” and you go: “Sure I can.” or “Hm, I don’t know…”
Tip of the day: Never say “No, I can’t do it.” That’s not what a modern front-end developers say.
You’ve asked for the code snippets of the Merry Christmallax and in this post I share with you a screencasts related to CodePen examples demonstrating how the site was put together.
Do you like to explore the code of other front-end developers?
And do you know that it’s the best way to learn new techniques of coding?
In this new series of articles I will be featuring interesting demos and code snippets from CodePen.io and you can take them apart, break them and learn something new.