You can create a cool gooey effect by combining a blur and fade animations between icons with a high-contrast parent element
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funny thing, my original loader doesn’t use keyframes. it just loops opacity with a per‑pixel delay array + a duration param. less flexible than keyframes, but gives a different effect here is one example in case you want to try to understand it hahah: { name: 'wave-lr', // Delay in ms before each of the 9 grid cells starts animating, indexed as [0,1,2], [3,4,5], [6,7,8] delays: [0, 100, 200, 0, 100, 200, 0, 100, 200], // How long (ms) each cell takes to fade in/out duration: 600, ]
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can your vibe coding tool do this? real prod codebase, no setup pain prompt: "Render all the spinner animation patterns from the @Notification component in a grid layout. render each pattern with its name below it"
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can your vibe coding tool do this? implement a specific component while actually following your codebase's design system
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I created this gooey text effect animation using View Transitions and the blur + contrast method
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did we need animations through the whole onboarding? probably not but it looks cool and i made them inside dessn so it counts as qa
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I finally decided to buy the interactive SVG animations course, let’s see how it goes
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Instead of using a blurry navbar, how about we try a frosted glass navbar? 👀
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If you missed it, Rive published an amazing technical blog post on how they built real vector feathering. It breaks down why default blur rendering doesn't cut it anymore and how they solved it. Super impressive work that shows why Rive is becoming so important
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just one svg filter and a tiny bit of js to get this sticker-style text effect
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By combining the SVG bloom filter I made with CSS animations, I can create this glowing effect with pure CSS! The web platform has so much to uncover 👀✨
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Excited to share a new tool I’m building! It lets you intuitively configure CSS spring easings for smoother and more natural-looking animations