Intro to CSS Animations

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Intro to CSS Animations

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Last edited Oct 11, 2018

Created on Oct 11, 2018

This example demonstrates the flexibility of CSS animations and transitions for creating simple motion and interactive effects in web graphics. A static SVG hexagon is embedded as a base64 data URI, and its styling responds to user interaction—hovering causes the shape to scale up and rotate 45 degrees with a smooth two-tenths-second transition. The CSS also defines a slide keyframe animation that translates an element horizontally, though the active circles using this effect are commented out in the code. The example uses core CSS features including `@keyframes`, `transform` properties, and transition timing.

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