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Creating Animations with CSS: Adding Interactivity to Your Web Design

Creating Animations with CSS: Adding Interactivity to Your Web Design Animations can be a powerful way to add interactivity and engagement to your web design. In the past, creating animations was typically done with JavaScript, but with the advancements in CSS, it's now possible to create sophisticated animations using only CSS. Back to TOC Table of Contents CSS Animations Using Keyframes CSS Transitions CSS Transformations Conclusion • CSS Animations CSS Animations allow you to animate HTML elements without using JavaScript. You can define the animation using keyframes, and then apply the animation to an element using the <code>animation</code> property. Here's an example: CSS Copy Code <style> @keyframes slidein { from { margin-left: 100%; width: 300%; } to { margin-left: 0%; width: 100%; } } .slide-in { animation-name: sli...

Advanced Techniques for Building Responsive Layouts with CSS Flexbox

Advanced Techniques for Building Responsive Layouts with CSS Flexbox Web design is a constantly evolving field, and designers are always looking for new ways to create attractive and functional layouts. One such technique is CSS Flexbox, which allows designers to create flexible, responsive layouts that adapt to different screen sizes and devices. In this article, we'll explore the basics of CSS Flexbox and show you how to use it to build flexible layouts. Back to TOC Table of Contents What is CSS Flexbox? How to use CSS Flexbox Display: Flex Flex Direction Justify Content Align Items Flex Wrap Demo Example of CSS Flexbox Conclusion • What is CSS Flexbox? CSS Flexbox is a layout module that enabl...