Description

Do you want to improve your front-end developer skills? You have the opportunity to expand your coding portfolio and attract the attention of employers!

Do you want to learn how to create advanced web animations? Perhaps you are already familiar with Canvas animation and want to deepen and expand this knowledge? Are you looking for interesting animation effects and optical illusions?

You have chosen the right course!

This tutorial uses the classic academic teaching model. At the beginning of the lessons, theoretical information is presented, followed by practical web animation examples that consolidate new knowledge. The aim of this course is to show the completeness and variety of animation techniques using Canvas.

The structure of the graphic design of the course:

   in the upper right part – the title of the chapter;
   in the upper left part – the number of the lesson in the current chapter [Example: “Lesson 1”];
   in the upper middle part – the name of the lesson or the next topic of the current lesson;
   on the right side of the screen – a board with theoretical information;
   on the left side of the screen – Visual studio code editor with examples illustrating the theory
   at the bottom of the screen – additional auxiliary information .

All lessons in this course are available for viewing in 1080p quality [view lessons in maximum quality whenever possible.]

In this course, you will find many interesting javascript animation examples with code.

You can work and experiment on your own.

To do this, you need to download the file called ‘Code’ attached to the first lesson of the first chapter. It contains a link to a collection of examples from this course in the online Codepen editor.
Who this course is for:

   everyone who is interested in web animation
   JavaScript developers
   website designers
   frontend developers
   UX/UI designers
   for people who collect a unique library of knowledge in order to have access to it from anywhere in the world
   creative people interested in learning new things

Requirements

   Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript
   Web browser – Google Chrome (all animations have been tested in this browser)
   A text editor or you can work in the online CodePen editor (links to examples with code are prepared and attached to the corresponding lessons)

Last Updated 9/2022