Tag: CSS3

27Feb

By MonsterPost EditorialNo Comments

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22 Free CSS3 Hover Effects Tutorials

CSS3 creates unlimited possibilities for website UI designers. Its main advantage is that almost any idea can be easily implemented without resorting to JavaScript. It is incredible how simple things can change a regular web page making it more accessible to users. Today we will talk about CSS3 hover effects with which you can allow any element to transform and change its style on mouse hover. The below CSS3 animation examples will help create a responsive design of your site and improve the pages’ overall look. First of all, a brief explanation of what hover effects are. These are various transition effects applied to web page elements when you approach a mouse cursor over them. These effects can be implemented using multiple jQuery plugins or pure CSS3. CSS3 Hover Effects Examples Imag...

26Dec

By Thoriq FirdausNo Comments

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Creating Sleek On/Off Button with CSS3

Using a button is, so far, the preferred way to interact with an electronic stuff; such as the radio, TV, music player, and even a smartphone that has a voice command feature still needs at least one or two physical buttons. Furthermore, in this digital age, the button has evolved in its digital form as well, which makes it more interactive, dynamic and real easy to make, compared to the physical button. So, this time, we are going to create a slick and interactive button which is based on this excellent design over at Dribbble using only CSS. Well, let’s just get started. HTML We will start off the button by placing the following markup on our HTML document. It’s really simple, the button would be based on an anchor tag, we also have a span next to it to create the indicator light, and th...