English | MP4 | AVC 1920×1080 | AAC 44KHz 2ch | 42 Lessons (2h 5m) | 3.00 GB
Animations on the web: A video-based course by Emil Kowalski
Learn how to craft animations that make people feel something. It’s for those that like my style of animations and/or anyone aspiring to improve their skills. This course contains everything I know about motion on the web. You’ll learn how to build components like these two below, and more.
The course is in production. New chapters will appear as they are released.
Table of Contents
1 Intro
2 What makes an animation feel right?
3 The Easing Blueprint
4 Spring animations
5 Timing and purpose
6 The magical ingredient.
7 The beauty of CSS animations
8 Transforms Solution
9 Transitions Solution 1
10 Transitions Solution 2
11 Transitions Solution 3
12 Transitions Solution 4
13 Keyframe animations Solution 1
14 Keyframe animations Solution 2
15 Why Framer motion
16 How do i code animations
17 How do i code animations – more 1
18 How do i code animations – more 2
19 How do i code animations – more 3
20 How do i code animations – more 4
21 Feedback popover
22 Feedback popover – more 1
23 Feedback popover – more 2
24 Multi-step component
25 Multi-step component – more 1
26 Multi-step component – more 2
27 Multi-step component – more 3
28 Trash interaction
29 Animating in Public
30 The big little details
31 Animations of the future
32 [Family Drawer] The Analysis
33 [Family Drawer] First animations
34 [Family Drawer] First animations – more 1
35 [Family Drawer] First animations – more 2
36 [Family Drawer] Crossfade
37 [Family Drawer] Crossfade – more 1
38 [Family Drawer] The finishing touch – Solution
39 [Dynamic Island] The Design
40 [Dynamic Island] Ring view
41 [Dynamic Island] Timer view
42 Dynamic Island] Morph effect
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