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Created February 12, 2015 10:16
#DaftPunKonsole

#DaftPunKonsole

A console to recreate the famous "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" by Daft Punk. Use your keyboard ! not the mouse (hey, it's a console). Use the other keys to get different sounds (Normal, High, Low). You can do it !

A Pen by Malik Dellidj on CodePen.

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anonymous / CSS-Gooey-Menu-(Version-1).markdown
Created February 6, 2015 09:21
CSS Gooey Menu (Version 1)
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anonymous / Squash-&-Stretch.markdown
Created January 27, 2015 19:27
Squash & Stretch

Interactive CSS3 iPhone 6

Interactive CSS3 iPhone 6

Technologies: CSS3 HTML5 JQUERY LESS.JS + LESSHAT

Material Design Spinner

CSS and SVG recreation of the new Google material design loading spinner.

A Pen by Fran Pérez on CodePen.

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anonymous / Material-Design-Spinner.markdown
Created January 5, 2015 00:46
Material Design Spinner

Material Design Spinner

CSS and SVG recreation of the new Google material design loading spinner.

A Pen by Fran Pérez on CodePen.

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Moving things around with Velocity.js

I'm moving around a whole bunch of elements with Julian Shapiro's Velocity.js. It's running pretty well on my Chrome at anywhere between 60 - 48 frames per second, impressive :)

It took around 4 hours to bang this out after first looking at the documentation, pretty easy to use if you are already a jQuery user. http://julian.com/research/velocity/

No markup because why select when you can create right?

*** I should add that this sort of thing (animation sequence) isn't really what Velocity.js was built for, but I just wanted to crank up the elements/intensity to see how the browser handled it. Incorporating Velocity.js in to your average UI transitions/animations should be a dream :)