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Detect the End of CSS Animations and Transitions with JavaScript - Jonathan Suh
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A Svelte store for prefers-reduced-motion - Geoff Rich
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Lisi Linhart - The developer's guide to native web animation
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| | Animation on the web has come a long way. At first we used Flash to create websites, which were all fun and interactive, then we got to fancy JavaScript libraries, and now the web platform offers us a selection of native animation tools.
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Animating with CSS Variables | Val Head
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Going beyond pixels and (r)ems in CSS - Relative length units based on the viewport - iO tech_hub
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| In this second part of the series, let's talk about units based on the viewport also known as "the viewport-percentage length units". A lot of developers know these, but they can create some unexpected behavior, especially in combination with scrollbars and mobile behavior. Based on some articles and videos I picked up on the web from time to time, I'd like to explain some of the common pitfalls when using viewport units.