When we think of HTML and CSS, we often think “static.” JavaScript much more commonly comes to mind when thinking of interactions or animations. CSS, however, includes several features that allow for manipulation of elements as a result of user interaction. In this chapter, we will look at how we can respond to user interaction using CSS and how to support those interactions using animations and transitions.
User Interaction Response
One of the most commonly used ways of responding to user interaction in CSS is by using the pseudo elements ...
