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SVG Loading Animations – 1stWebDesigner

Nobody likes to wait for your web page to load, so of course we want to make the time go by easier with animation. In this post we have provided you with some examples and code for ways to do this via SVG loading animations. Have a look and start using them in your projects today! Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design Assets DOWNLOAD NOW SVG Loader Animation Here are 10 different examples, from the simple to the more complex. See the Pen SVG Loader Animation by Nikhil Krishnan (@nikhil8krishnan)on CodePen.0 Animated – SVG Loader A clever change of pace from the rotating circle, this animation combines multiple circles rotating back and forth. See the Pen Animated – SVG Loader by Steven Roberts (@matchboxhero)on CodePen.0 S...

Refactoring HTML and CSS – 1stWebDesigner

Something that happens often when adding content and styles to our web projects is inadvertently using too much HTML markup. For example, the <div> element is often used to group or wrap elements to add CSS to them. But it’s not always necessary to throw a <div> around the element that needs to be styled. Every HTML element is its own box and can be styled. In this example, the CSS style will look the same whether you add it to the <h1> element or its container element. But you can and should use a <div> and other container elements (e.g. <header>) when multiple elements need to be grouped. Just remember to only add what you need and use semantic HTML tags instead if a <div>, when it makes sense to do so. In the example below, I’ve removed the extra <...

Bootstrap 4 Code Snippets – 1stWebDesigner

Do you use Bootstrap 4 in your projects? If so, you may be interested to see these examples of it in action that we’ve collected. From modals, sidebars, and thank you pages, to drag and drop, responsive menus, and buttons, we’ve gathered a few samples of code snippets to help you further how you build your next website. So have a look, play with them on CodePen, bookmark, and be sure to check out our other collections while you’re at it. Your Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsStarting at only $16.50/month! DOWNLOAD NOW See the Pen Modal Demos by SitePoint (@SitePoint) on CodePen.dark See the Pen Sidebar template by Mohamed Azouaoui (@azouaoui-med) on CodePen.dark See the Pen Thank You Page Template by Jacob Lett (...