You know those wipe transitions between scenes in Star Wars movies? Have you ever thought it would be awesome to recreate them with CSS? Let’s do it. Spoiler alert: this article is secretly a tutorial on animating CSS masks.
Color fonts provide a way to add richness to your designs without sacrificing any of the many benefits of using plain text. Regardless of how decorative a color font is, the underlying text is always searchable, copy/paste-able, scalable, translatable, and compatible with screen readers.
There are several challenges arise that prevent development teams from releasing rapidly such as manual deployment processes, a lack of automated testing, and code integration. With the help of Continuous Integration and Delivery/Deployment (CI/CD), these problems are solved easily with automation. In this article, I’ll explain what CI/CD is, the benefits and how you can put it into practice as a Frontend Developer.
Learn 7 useful SVG animation techniques to make beautiful graphics for your website. In this tutorial, we’ll build two different SVGs from scratch and animate them CSS.
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