An off-canvas sidebar component with a collection of animations and styles using CSS transitions.
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SmartMenu is a user-friendly, highly customizable and responsive jQuery mega menu plugin. It allows you to use multiple menus with different submenus.
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Today we’d like to share an experimental 3D layout with you. The idea is to show some information about a gallery’s exhibition in an interesting way. Each artist has a “room” in the gallery which shows the schedule for the exhibition. When clicking on one of the navigation buttons, we move away from the current room and proceed to the next (or previous) one with an animation.For this experiment we are using the animation library anime.js
Scoop Navigation Menu Consist of both Horizontal and Vertical navigation with customize options and themes. Its lightweight and compatible with almost all major browsers and devices. this plugin make more then 50 plus navigation view. It supports four levels sub menu with shrink, Overlay and push effect.
Multi purpose Responsive Scoop Navigation supports multi navigation style like: Expanded, Compact, Collapsed, offcanvas, fullPage Menu , Full MegaMenu, Half MegaMenu and Search bar on navigation. Three new navigation style introduce in this plugin like ex-popover, Sub-Expanded and fulldrop Menu
Today we’d like to share an experimental tab-like navigation with you. The main idea is to animate the bars of the navigation in a way that they expand to reveal some further content. The navigation is either shown in a vertical or horizontal orientation. For this experiment we are using anime.js.
Today we’d like to share some tiny hover effect ideas with you. The concept stems from the hover effect seen on Merci-Michel which has a really nice feel to it because of its fluidity. The idea is to show a stack behind the hovered thumbnail that has the same main color as the image and then animate the elements in a swift motion. We are using the JavaScript library anime.js for the animations.
Today we’d like to share a fun little experiment with you: a geeky “try-on” sunglasses effect. It’s not a “try-on” in the classical sense for previewing how the sunglasses might look on a person, but instead how the view looks like when putting on some sunglasses and looking through them. For that we use a simple overlay effect and some animations to mimic the movement you do when you try on glasses from the first person perspective.
