It’s a generally good thing to know that browser support for browser features isn’t always quite a simple as yes or no. There can be sub-features involved as things evolve that roll out in browsers at different times. View Transitions is an example of that going on right now. There are “Same-Document View Transitions” supported […]
It’s pretty straightforward to animate list items into new positions, but there is a few tricks when the specific one you’ve chosen to move needs a *different* transition.
Accordion details, toggle switches, styleable selects, responsive video, and more!
When you use View Transitions on multiple elements, it can be a very nice look to stagger them out a little bit. It’s possible now, but a bit finicky. Let’s take a look at some code, present and future, that will help.
Imagine transitioning a bunch of items all set into ONE cell of a grid, then each having a unique animation when they move from that cell into where they would naturally fall on that same grid.
Ryan Seddon makes clear the potential performance problem with cross-page View Transitions: … on a slow or spotty network, the transition may appear as if the screen is freezing, as the browser waits for the page to load before it can transition smoothly between the two screens—this is not ideal. But also that our new […]
I’m a big fan of View Transitions. Part of what they can do, animating elements across fresh page loads, is a uniquely powerful ability. The performance story, though, is a bit complicated. You might think because you don’t have to reach for a JavaScript framework with Single Page App abilities to do this, it could […]
Google has this little widget called Baseline. Here’s a screenshot example: The idea is for it to accompany a web platform feature so you can have a sense of what browsers support it. Web developers are rightfully skeptical of new web tech, wanting to know when they can actually use a feature, so this is […]
If you want to use multi-page view transitions, this used to be a prerequisite: That’s dead. Now you do this: Thanks to Bramus for the PSA and update article.
Like anyone, I love a good “native-feeling” experience on the web. I’ve really enjoyed creating that vibe with the new View Transitions API. Luckily it’s is pretty clean to work with, both with the Astro framework, and out of the box! View Transition Options Transitioning UI between states has been something that developers have been […]
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