A jQuery slideshow plugin (haha yes another one) with a subtle Ken Burns effect using CSS3 animations. It has no controls or anything fancy like that, just some tasteful animation and transition effects, which you can customize. The slides can contain anything you want (images, videos, etc.), but images are best supported. On this demo page you can see an example of what it can look like.
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Microsite Concept with Rotating Background
An animated microsite concept with rotating background made with CSS3, jQuery and GSAP’s TweenMax. A microsite is an individual web page or small cluster of web pages that act as a separate entity for a brand. A microsite typically lives on its own domain, but some exist as a subdomain. Companies have different reasons for investing in microsites. Microsites have the advantage of opening wide out-of-the-box thinking and strategy and can be used to help brands achieve a number of things. For example, some companies have used them to highlight a specific campaign or target specific buyer personas. Others have used them to tell a short story or to inspire a specific call-to-action.
Layer Motion Slideshow with CSS Grid & TweenMax
Today we’d like to share yet another CSS Grid-powered slideshow with you. The idea is to show and hide images with a reveal effect and add a parallax like effect to the main image and the title. For the title we’ve added two copied layers with an outline style which creates an interesting motion effect. For the animations we use TweenMax.
Motion Transition Effect CSS & TweenMax
Today we’d like to share a little speedy motion effect with you. The idea is based on the Dribbble shot Ping Pong Slow Motion by Gal Shir where you can see a ping pong ball being shot from one racket to the other. The motion in the animation is enhanced by squeezing the ball and making some background stripes’ height pulsate. This is exactly what we want to do in a slideshow transition: we’ll squeeze the image and add some background effect. Additionally, we’ll make the letters of the title fly away consecutively.
Beer Slider : Responsive & Accessible Before-After Slider
Beer slider is a vanilla JS keyboard accessible plugin for any before-after comparison.
It’s basic purpose is to compare two versions of an image, for example the same object shot in two different moments, a pre-edited photo and its processed version, a sketch and the finished illustration, etc.
It can be particularly useful with photo presets (Lightroom presets, Photoshop actions, etc.).
