CSS animation is an important feature that web designers use to make their favorite static pages come alive and responsive with animated text and reactions. Due to its functionality and capabilities, this feature is now built into web browsers. We are naturally drawn to visual movement, so an animated button or title is sure to catch our attention. In addition, CSS animation improves the user experience, tells a story, and creates emotion. In this blog post, we will share with you a CSS background animation snippet. In this CSS animation snippet, some square blocks will rise from the bottom of the viewport, go up, and disappear. For your convenience, we have shared a video tutorial on it. Please watch the video tutorial and then collect the source.
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We hope you enjoyed the CSS background animation video tutorial above. If you want to create a stunning and memorable first impression, then CSS background animation plays a vital role in it. This way, visitors will feel like they are on a unique, futuristic, high-quality and thoughtfully designed site. The speed and style of that website will powerfully reinforce a company’s brand. It will entice them to explore the site for a longer period of time. Background animation or animated backgrounds are used in hero sections, landing pages, portfolio websites, website headers, etc.
The HTML markup for this project is quite simple and straightforward. We have taken a div called ‘homepage’ and placed an unordered list to create a simple-looking navigation menu. We have also taken an H2 tag with a random text. This text will be used to create a banner text for the project. Later, we took another div box called 'box' and placed another unordered list called 'single-box' with seven li elements. In the CSS part, we clean up the default margin and padding by setting them both to 0. We used 'Lato' as the primary font for the project, but you are free to use any fonts from Google Fonts. Then we did some basic styling for the 'homepage' div element to create a basic navbar and make the homepage's banner text absolutely middle. Later, we have provided a gradient color to the 'boxes' div element and given a 100% width and 100vh height to cover the entire homepage of the project. We provide every single li element with an individual height, width, left, and animation-delay value. Now CSS keyframes are where the magic occurs. We need CSS keyframes animation to rotate the boxes we created and positioned. We have added transform translateY(0) and rotate(0deg) at 0% and translateY(-800px), rotate(360deg) at 100%. We also set the opacity to one for 0% and zero for 100%. Styling of this kind will result in a nice box animation from the bottom of the homepage with a transition. Now the boxes will slowly appear from the bottom, but they will disappear one by one when they reach the top.
To create this snippet, make an HTML and CSS file. After that, link the stylesheet to the HTML file. Later, copy the code below and paste it into the separate files you created. Save and run the project in your browser. Play around with the code by changing the background color, font size, box sizes, and the other elements used here. You can also download this code snippet from the download button below this blog post.
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Background animation is like a backdrop of a website that has some form of motion. It could be a shifting gradient of colors, floating particles, or geometric shapes, etc. We also have to remember that CSS animation is powerful, but can be distracting if overused. Bearing that it mind, we have to implement it in the right place. We hope you have collected the code. Thanks for visiting the website.
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