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Some time ago, we explored a cover page transition that would hide some initial content and show another level of content, i.e. “unreveal” it. Today I’d love to share some more ideas for showing another page or preview, including one that uses CSS clip-path to achieve the effect. This is our initial view: When clicking on an item, we hide the current content by covering it with an expanding circle. Then uncover the preview by expanding a clip-path.

Content, just like the rest of your site, deserves to be beautiful. Oftentimes, we put so much emphasis on how our homepage looks, but we don’t give the same attention to detail to the content that fills our posts and pages. But our content is so important! In the eyes of our audience (and Google), it’s even more important than the design of our homepage. Content delivers value. It drives conversions. It brings our products to life. It builds audiences.

While browsing Twitter recently, I stumbled upon an interesting conversation happening between Damon Cook and Joseph Farruggio, who were discussing the pros and cons of theme.json, a new settings and style engine for WordPress themes. As seen in the tweet below, Joseph asks “Can you think of an example where writing the CSS in JSON JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate.

Editorial note: hi folks!  Thanks for your patience as I’ve been getting my life settled enough to start creating content again. We’ve done some hiring for a few roles, backfilling me, so I’m actually seeing a light at the end of the tunnel for creating DaedTech content. Today I’m going to start a blog post series that fits into the broader “business of freelancing” category.

Today I’d love to share a little layout with you where we have some fun on-scroll animations going on and an overview switch. The idea is to have a view switch which allows the layout (specifically the images) to change into a grid. The switch is made with the help of GreenSocks’ Flip plugin and we use Lenis for the smooth scrolling. Our initial layout looks as follows: While scrolling, a few things happen.

If you have browsed through our latest website roundup you might have seen the amazing website of Margot Priolet. I absolutely love the hero section effect when scrolling and I wanted to remake it and explore some variations including playing with transforms and filter effects. So the initial view is a hero section like this: When scrolling, an image section is revealed with an opacity effect. Here, there are many possibilities for variations.

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Today I’d like to share a little layout animation with you. It’s inspired by the design of Sturdy’s client showcase. Initially, we have a row based menu layout which shows some thumbnails on hover. Using the GSAP’s flip plugin, we animate the row to a content preview with larger images which fly to their position in a grid. Here’s the initial view: When hovering, some images appear on the right side.

Originally written on Feb 2, 2022 ūüĎ®‚ÄćūüíĽūüĎ©‚ÄćūüíĽ Over the past 9 or so months I have taught myself how to code and started a new career as a¬†Web Developer. I thought I would make a blog post about my¬†self-taught journey¬†so that others may find some inspiration and/or useful information from it.