Keyframes - An insanely simple way to create CSS animations
Keyframes
An insanely simple way to create CSS animations
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If you are interested in building a website, you know that CSS and JavaScript are the main areas of interest. The more you control CSS, the better you can make sites, and satisfy users and customers. However, if you are just warming up to the front-end and coding concept, designing and coding animation with CSS may not be easy. Fortunately, there are applications like Keyframes that make this process easier. Whether you want to work on the desktop or as a Chrome add-on, this application allows you to design animations and get CSS codes easily. Keyframes is not only for front-end coders but also for those who want to learn CSS!
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CSS is quite useful for a website to make it attractive. I have used the general CSS for coloring and customizing websites but this is something beyond that. Overall its a Great hunt which adds animations to the styling!
CSS animation is a new one from me. I am seeing it here today for the first time and looking at how the image shows, it looks like gif but more awesome because it is a CSS command which make it more superior. I will check this out to have a full knowledge of what it is all about and how it works. Thanks for the hunt!
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Wow, keyframes is very helpful for a website designer. I like your posts even though I don't really understand CSS or javascript. thanks for sharing
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