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Please don't. Animations should be added where they actually help the user, if you just animate everything you'll just make the user experience slower.
by SahAssar 4y ago
Please don't. Animations should be added where they actually help the user, if you just animate everything you'll just make the user experience slower.
- tines 4y agoThe first thing I do when using a new app or operating system is to disable all animations. I even wrote a Firefox extension just to disable the "smooth seek" of the code search tool OpenGrok because it slows me down so much. I hate animations on user interfaces with a passion. Imo animations are an accessibility feature for people who can't follow UI updates very quickly and who need the smooth transitions to keep track of what's on the page where. They should be opt-in like high contrast themes.
- inopinatus 4y ago<marquee> still works, what's the problem?
- duxup 4y agoSometimes it works. Blink does not work :(
- panzerboiler 4y agoEasy to restore with two lines of CSS: blink { animation: blink 1s steps(1, start) infinite; } @keyframes blink { 50% { opacity: 0; }}
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- oefrha 4y agoMaybe spend a minute looking at what the thing does instead of posting a knee-jerk comment based on the title or some tag line. This library animates immediate child addition/removal/movement of elements you attach it to, not “everything”.