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SVG & CSS Animation - Using HTML & CSS

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  • 10,235 Students
  • Updated 9/2016
4.3
(1,088 Ratings)
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 23 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
code withsam
Rating
4.3
(1,088 Ratings)

Course Overview

SVG & CSS Animation - Using HTML & CSS

Learn the fundamentals of creating SVG animations in the browser using HTML & CSS.

★★★★★ "This course is well-structured and easy to follow. The instructor does a great job of explaining how to complete each step and as well as why they are needed." - Dan

★★★★★  "Good introduction to SVG animations. Good clear explanations of each example and providing SVG code for several elements was very helpful." - Michael

★★★★★  "This course is really helpful to get started on SVG animation journey, a wonderful course." - Veera

In this course we will cover the fundamental techniques using in CSS to create animated SVG elements. SVG images look perfect on any screen size and with the importance of mobile web have become increasingly popular. SVG allows you to create animations and take flat illustrations to a whole new level.

This course is perfect for both new and experienced web developers who are yet to use SVG within their projects. If you have used HTML and CSS before you will have the knowledge to follow along with the examples.

By the end of this short course you will have created three separate SVG animations from scratch. Each example adds useful techniques for future projects. In just 2 hours you will have the experience to create your own SVG animations.

Improve your web development skills in this short course and make your next project stand out.

Course Content

  • 8 section(s)
  • 24 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Start Here
  • Section 2 Course tools
  • Section 3 Create Your First SVG Animation
  • Section 4 Create Your Second SVG Animation
  • Section 5 Create Your Third SVG Animation
  • Section 6 More Animation techniques
  • Section 7 Adding your SVG Animation to a HTML Page
  • Section 8 Course Close

What You’ll Learn

  • Create SVG animations using HTML & CSS
  • Prototype animations in the online tool Codepen
  • Explain the CSS properties needed for SVG line animations in the browser


Reviews

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    Peter Dittrich
    3.0

    This could be a really good course if the author would have put a little more effort into it. What do I refer to? In all the examples we guessed the length of the SVG elements. Maybe closing the JS-window in codepen first is not a good idea as one could figure out the exact properties. Even better: one can SET the length of the element manually so that you can influence the exact behaviour of the animation. The rotating diamond for example can be animated so that the inner and outer polygon are finished together. Or if you want an offset, you can choose this offset. Chosing a bigger value than necessary for the dasharray results in other animation times than specified. Do I recommend this course? Yes, because I didn't find a better alternative here. Is it enough to enroll to be happy? No. But doing some research and fixing the flaws of the content improves self-guided learning.

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    Asma Omair
    5.0

    Very good and easily understandable. He has tried to clear the concept of html and css animation and how to use svg graphics in the web or make changes in these svg graphics with the help of html and css. A beginner who is curious about svg graphics and animate them, so this is the course for you. Thank you.

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    Crossingbot
    5.0

    Thank you for this course! you inspired me to make this for the website for my bot https://codepen.io/Mutebard/pen/MWwMZxz Looking forward to taking your Javascript course!

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    Nathan Van Deventer
    5.0

    I did enjoy the course, I think I forgot that it was a ' fundamentals' course. Was hoping for more examples on some of the other CSS attributes. But over all it was well layed out, it all made logical sense, and he spoke clearly. Thank you

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