#blinking effect

[clonecoding-en]

Exploring Web Animation: CSS vs. JavaScript

This article delves into the realm of web animation, exploring a wide range of techniques used to enhance the visual allure and interactivity of websites. The piece discusses the implementation of various animations using both CSS and JavaScript, highlighting the unique benefits each approach offers. While both CSS and JavaScript can achieve similar animation effects, the article suggests that, in most cases, using CSS is the preferred option due to its advantages.

The article delves into the fundamental concepts and practical examples of different animation techniques, such as transitions, keyframe animations, transforms, rotation and spin, scaling, fade in/fade out, and blinking effects. By showcasing how these techniques can be executed using both CSS and JavaScript, the article aims to empower designers and developers to make informed decisions about which method to choose for their animations. Additionally, the article emphasizes the recommendation to lean towards using CSS for animations, highlighting its benefits in terms of performance, simplicity, and consistent behavior across browsers and devices.

[gatheredfates]

"James, honey, did something happen to you? After we got separated in that long hallway? Are you confusing me with someone else? You were always so forgetful.... remember that time in the hotel? You said you took everything, but you forgot that video tape we made... I wonder if it's still there?"

🔪 ALL SAINT'S WAKE GPOSE CHALLENGE: VIDEO GAME | Maria & Nurse, Silent Hill II (2001) ft. @riftdancing

[mercisnm]

"Cold, no preamble."

[toyourliking]

[coquelicoq]

jiang cheng they could never make me hate you

[cottagecryptic]

ngl the way the animatronics looked at Abby so fucking gentle and sweet really made my heart melt. I have always questioned how kids found them cute and not offputting at the very least and seeing that made everything click into place

[lovelywingsart]

I headcanon that Turians can and will 100% get the zoomies and Saren is no exception

His are just mild and not as noticeable except for maybe some leg bouncing and fidgeting until Cam can find a clear enough planet to land their old space dinosaur boyfriends happy ass down so he can sprint for fun

[clonecoding-en]

Exploring Web Animation: CSS vs. JavaScript

This article delves into the realm of web animation, exploring a wide range of techniques used to enhance the visual allure and interactivity of websites. The piece discusses the implementation of various animations using both CSS and JavaScript, highlighting the unique benefits each approach offers. While both CSS and JavaScript can achieve similar animation effects, the article suggests that, in most cases, using CSS is the preferred option due to its advantages.

The article delves into the fundamental concepts and practical examples of different animation techniques, such as transitions, keyframe animations, transforms, rotation and spin, scaling, fade in/fade out, and blinking effects. By showcasing how these techniques can be executed using both CSS and JavaScript, the article aims to empower designers and developers to make informed decisions about which method to choose for their animations. Additionally, the article emphasizes the recommendation to lean towards using CSS for animations, highlighting its benefits in terms of performance, simplicity, and consistent behavior across browsers and devices.

[icanfixthempolls]

[bludpudding]

boyd blast or whatever he said in the movie

[themoonisbeautifulisnt-it]

I dont think she's a fan of the fried fish..

[neon-glowing-rainbow-stims]

❄️ ~ Sugarplum Fairies ~ ❄️ (arabesqueshow)

(Credit if you use pls!) (ko-fi)

[pestilentbrood]

The Effects are cool n all but it’s making me wonder if it’ll be possible to get a blinking effect. As in the dragon’s eyes blink. I ask this because having that effect for multigaze would go hard as hell

[swordscleric]

I think as a result of their indecision, general dithering on every possible decision and inability to provide a single sliver of rationale behind the actions they have taken, I personally don't think we can judge Bell's Hells on whether or not their decisions are moral or not. Have they wishy-washily and passively avoided every hard question that could have been asked of them? Yes; but that speaks to a lack of interesting ideas and a lack of curiosity on their collective behalf in dealing with the scenarios set before them. I think if we judge them on anything it is the consequences of their actions (or inaction). Realistically, I reckon (depending on how releasing Predathos goes) they will be treated in a similar way to how someone like Vespin Chloras was treated by history - a damned fool whose actions lead to the annihilation of civilisations, the destruction of millions of lives and as such has been (rightfully!) condemned by Exandrian history as one of its greatest villains. Our softening of our view as a fandom on Vespin comes from his editing of Zerxus' pact to save the world from the rage of the Primordials. I think his actions, typical of the Age of Arcanum, echo Ludinus' fatal ideological folly in assuming that they would lead to prosperity due to a change in the divine structures of Exandria; Bell's Hells, having followed Ludinus' plan to the letter, now risk becoming as big of villains as Vespin Chloras for even worse reasons - a total lack of imagination and a deep unwillingness to engage with any hard question that would force them to face their lack of interiority as a party.

[bruhstation]

special thanks to these pez dispensers for accompanying me during my stay at the hospital. glory to canada