PUBLIC MARKS with tag animation

Guided by Jewish values and experience, HIAS is working to address the global refugee crisis by protecting refugees and displaced persons throughout the world and helping them to build new lives in safety and with dignity. This film was produced for World Refugee Day, to publicise and spread awareness on HIAS' mission and values for the last 130 years.

Making things move When you are a front-end developer

Animation Principles for the Web Have a look at the code behind each of the examples from https://cssanimation.rocks/principles/

animated fireworks

Framer is a new creative tool to build interaction and animation prototypes.

key findings that an After Effects motion designer needs to understand if their animations will ultimately be in code

I first emailed Dave in 2010. My query probably sounded like a lot of comments he gets – something to the effect of, “I want your life. I want to be you. Can I come to Japan and meet you?” Surprisingly, Dave got back to me very quickly. He was courteous, despite my stalker-ish professions of hero worship. He even called me on the phone one day, and listened to my aspirations as an artist. We threw some collaborative ideas around, but nothing really materialized from that first contact.

Just-add-water CSS animations

I’ve come to love FLIP as a way of thinking about animations, because it’s a good match of JavaScript and CSS. Calculate in JavaScript, but let CSS handle the animations for you. You don’t have to use CSS to do the animations, though, you could just as easily use the Web Animations API or JavaScript itself, whatever’s easiest. The main point is that you’re reducing the per-frame complexity and cost (which normally means transform and opacity) to try and give the user the best possible experience.

A simple and easy jQuery plugin for CSS animated page transitions.