Motion Design for the Web

Motion Design for the Web

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Exercise #15: Animated logo

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Exercise #15: Animated logo

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Motion Design for the Web

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  1. 1 Welcome to this motion design course
  2. 2 The basics of motion design for the web
  3. 3 Adding videos to a web page
  4. 4 Exercise #1: Product feature with video
  5. 5 Exercise #2: Hero section with video background
  6. 6 Optimizing video for web performance
  7. 7 Introduction to CSS transitions
  8. 8 Exercise #3: Website header
  9. 9 Adding motion with CSS transitions
  10. 10 Exercise #4: Simple dropdown menu
  11. 11 Exercise #5: Image gallery
  12. 12 Exercise #6: Cool accordion
  13. 13 Introduction to CSS animations
  14. 14 Exercise #7: Simple loading screen
  15. 15 CSS animations vs. CSS transitions
  16. 16 Exploring loading animations
  17. 17 Exercise #8: Site preloader
  18. 18 Exercise #9: SVG text loader
  19. 19 Exercise #10: Button with animated loading dots
  20. 20 Animating illustrations and icons
  21. 21 Exercise #11: Animated Lottie icon
  22. 22 Exercise #12: Animated menu icon
  23. 23 Exercise #13: Animated illustration
  24. 24 Exercise #14: Animated avatars
  25. 25 Creating accent animations
  26. 26 Exercise #15: Animated logo
  27. 27 Exercise #16: Typewriter effect
  28. 28 Playing around with interactive animations
  29. 29 Exercise #17: Mouse follow effect
  30. 30 Exercise #18: Scroll-triggered animation
  31. 31 Adding depth and dimension with parallax
  32. 32 Exercise #19: Parallax animation
  33. 33 Motion and responsive web design
  34. 34 Thanks and goodbye!

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