Animating with CSS3
If you've worked with applications like Flash, Final Cut Pro or After Effects, you'll have an instant advantage when working with CSS3 animations. CSS3 employs animation keyframing conventions found in timeline-based applications.
Animations are widely implemented; supported in Firefox 5+, Chrome, Safari 4+, Android (all versions), iOS (all versions), and Internet Explorer 10+. There are two components to a CSS3 animation; firstly a keyframes declaration and then employing that keyframes declaration in an animation property. Let's take a look.
In a previous example, we made a simple flip effect on elements that combined transforms and transitions. Let's bring together all the techniques we have learned in this chapter and add ...
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