I'm Dudley Storey, the author of Pro CSS3 Animation. This is my blog, where I talk about web design and development with HTML, CSS and SVG. To receive more information, including news, updates, and tips, you should follow me on Twitter or add me on Google+.

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Pro CSS3 Animation, Apress, 2013

Using SVG with CSS3 and HTML5, O'Reilly, 2017

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The New Defaults — A Sass color keyword system for designers. Replaces CSS defaults with improved hues and more memorable, relevant color names.

CSSslidy — an auto-generated #RWD image slider. 3.8K of JS, no JQuery.

Web Developer Reading List: CSS 3D

Adding depth and dynamism to web pages.

To me 3D is one of the most interesting new features in CSS, adding depth and dynamism to web pages.

Of all the reading lists presented so far, I anticipate that this article will have the most changes in the future: there is much material to add. If you’re interested, I’d advise checking back regularly or following me on Twitter for updates.

Goals: Transform and animate web page elements in 3D space.

Prerequisite: Transforms and Animation

Total practice time: 2 hours

Core Material

  1. Introduction
  2. Perspective
  3. Tips & Tricks
  4. Tips & Tricks II

When You’re Done

You might want to check out some 3D galleries to apply the techniques you’ve learned:

You also might want to read up on a older technique of smoothing 2D CSS animations by pipelining them through the GPU

Photograph by Eric Balcon

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