In this example, I transformed a static image sprite sheet into a smooth animation using pure CSS, showcasing how traditional frame-based motion can be achieved without JavaScript.
In this example, I implemented a 3D dice using CSS perspective and transform properties. Such 3D effects can be creatively leveraged to build modern, interactive front-end landing pages that capture user attention and elevate visual engagement.
In this example, I applied a hover effect to a single item and seamlessly delegated the animation to its sibling elements using pure CSS. The result is a smooth, wave-like interaction that adds depth and fluidity to the user experience.
In this example, I’ve applied an image mask over a can mockup. The creative possibilities with this technique are enormous. It can be used to generate multiple design previews for customers or to craft visually striking landing screens and promotional content.
A sleek card component featuring a glowing border effect. The animated border is applied to the second card for visual emphasis. While I typically avoid animating borders due to potential performance impact, the subtle glow adds a nice touch of flair.
Scroll-triggered animations can be achieved using pure CSS. By detecting an element’s visibility within the viewport, animations can be applied dynamically—creating smooth, engaging content transitions that enhance user experience.
