2D Animation with CSS Animations - Complete course, project

Learn how to apply CSS transforms, including translate, rotate, scale, and skew, to change element size, position, and angle for future animations.

Translate elements with CSS3 by applying translateX to move a box along the x axis, and understand the x axis and the y axis on web pages and browser compatibility.

Explore using the CSS translate and transform properties, including translateX, translateY, and translate function, to move elements along the x and y axes, with vendor prefixes as safe fallbacks.

Learn to use the CSS translate function with positive and negative x and y values. Explore hover or focus triggers and margins to reveal translations smoothly with animations.

rotate elements using the css rotate function with degrees to drive 2d transformations. see how clockwise and anti-clockwise directions affect angles from 0 to 360 degrees.

Explore rotating elements around the x and y axes with CSS3 transforms, using rotateX and rotateY, manipulating positive and negative values to achieve clockwise and anti-clockwise motion in 2D animations.

Explore scaling elements with the CSS transform scale function, using scaleX and scaleY to adjust width and height, with hands-on examples of values from 0.5 to 2 and beyond.

Learn to skew elements with CSS3 transform using skewX, skewY, or combined skew to distort along the x and y axes, with real-time demos.

Learn to combine translation, scale, and skew into a single matrix method, controlling six parameters for versatile, multi-transform effects.

Experience how to combine multiple css transforms on a single element in one line, using translate, scale, rotate, and skew to create varied animation effects.

Explore how transition effects gradually change property values over time, producing smooth hover interactions. See how a box’s background color shifts from red to blue and back, enhancing user experience.

Discover how to create basic transitions in CSS by specifying the property and duration, apply hover effects to a button, and animate background-color over time.

Learn to change multiple CSS properties in a transition, applying hover and focus effects to elements by animating color, width and height, font size, cursor, and borders with shorthand transition.

Learn to animate 2d elements by applying transitions to CSS transforms. Rotate elements 360 degrees on hover and combine translate, scale, and rotate in a single transform for smooth effects.

Learn to delay CSS transitions with transition-delay, controlling hover color changes. Explore duration and timing function options, including linear and ease variants, to shape animation speed.

Explore how CSS transition timing functions shape a button hover across five buttons, each with 2-second duration, illustrating linear, ease-in, ease-out, and ease as width grows from 150px to 300px.

Explore transition shorthand in CSS to specify multiple properties in one line, including duration, timing function, and delay, with hover effects and height changes demonstrated.

Learn to create CSS keyframe animations, controlling each stage of an element's properties over time for smooth, frame-by-frame effects beyond simple transitions.

Create and bind a css keyframe animation, name the keyframe, define from and to properties, and apply animation-name and animation-duration to see a yellow-to-green color change on load.

Explore keyframes in CSS by using percentage steps to define multiple intermediate states, from 0% to 100%, enabling multi-color background transitions and richer animations.

Master how to change multiple properties within a single keyframe by linking color, width, height, and borders across multiple states using percentage-based keyframes.

Discover how to delay keyframe animations with the css animation-delay property, reuse keyframes across multiple elements, and sequence animations so one starts after the other on two elements.

Learn how to specify how many times and how long a CSS animation runs, using animation-iteration-count and duration, to run two, three, or infinite times.

Explore how to control speed curves in CSS animations using the animation timing function and transition timing function, covering ease, linear, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out, and keyframes.

Learn to create custom speed curves for CSS animations using cubic bezier functions. Generate four values, preview the animation, and adjust duration to shape start slow and speed up.

Create a moving ball animation inside a 500x500 box by designing a red 100x100 circle with border radius 50% and relative positioning, ready for CSS animation.

Create a moving ball animation inside a box using keyframes at 0, 25, 50, 75, and 100%, moving with top and left, 5s duration, linear timing, finite iterations.

Explore how the CSS animation-direction property controls animation motion, using normal, reverse, alternate, and alternate universe values, plus inherit to propagate direction from a parent element with a ball example.

Learn how to pause or run css animations using the animation-play-state property, including hover-based control on a ball and default running behavior.

Learn how css animation-fill-mode controls an animation’s start and end states, using forwards, backwards, both, and none to keep the element at the final or initial position.

Master the css animation shorthand property to replace multiple lines of animation declarations with a single line, optimizing syntax by combining name, duration, timing function, delay, and more.

Learn to apply multiple animations to a single element using the animation shorthand, separate keyframes for motion and color changes, and comma-separated animation lists for synchronized effects.

Explore HTML5 building blocks with CSS animations to create a 2D fish tank scene, including moving fish, bubbles, pebbles, and water.

Design a fish tank scene with css animations: set a light blue background, remove borders and margins, and absolutely position two fish, pebbles, and six bubbles with offsets.

Animate a fishtank with css keyframes, making fishes swim from right to left at different speeds while bubbles rise from bottom to top, using translate and linear timing.

Animate bubbles in a fishtank animation by creating keyframes that move bubbles from bottom to top, using a CSS animation shorthand with varied durations for natural, non-uniform speeds.

Flip three cards on hover using CSS 3D transforms, rotateY, and backface-visibility to create flip front and back faces for cards, recipes, or games.