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CSS Animation Weekly #161

This week we explore ways to bounce an element around, pong-style, using CSS, create some staggering
CSS Animation Weekly #161
By CSSAnimation.rocks • Issue #161 • View online
This week we explore ways to bounce an element around, pong-style, using CSS, create some staggering animations in a real-world example tutorial, and delve into the “prefers-reduced-motion” property.
♥️ Donovan at CSSAnimation.rocks

Articles
Bounce Element Around Viewport in CSS
Bounce Element Around Viewport in CSS
See how you can create that Pong-like effect using CSS!
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Animating text like Sketch does using only CSS
Animating text like Sketch does using only CSS
Applying delays to animations can produce staggering results! Here’s a recreation of the Sketch homepage
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Exploring prefers-reduced-motion
Exploring prefers-reduced-motion
While we love using animation we need to be aware that not everyone enjoys them the same way. Introducing “prefers-reduced-motion” - a way for users to signal that they prefer less animation by way of CSS media query. Learn how to best use it.
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Inspiration
A lovely implementation of the old 3-choices when it comes to building anything 
codepen.io  •  Share
A (basic but still awesome) re-creation of the original minecraft building-block interaction, in JavaScript!
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Unique way to set volume! Press and hold the icon to adjust the launch angle
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Nice use of the Splitting JS package to animate the letters in this animated verb
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This animated line bars interaction from the @keyframers is a great example of how CSS can handle hover and click effects in quite a tricky layout
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Always amazes me how CSS can be so interactive. This demo makes use of Pug to generate the HTML, and CSS animates the on / off state of a load of dots in this light-it-up game
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That’s all for this week! Please remember to help support this newsletter by either passing it along to friends, or if you like you can even become a patron here and help me pay the newsletter hosting bills! Many thanks, Donovan
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