HTML5-ANIMATION is a way to animate HTML element with css or java script or both....
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How to move shapes from its new instance by requestAnimationFrame?
Here is the fiddle.
Small rectangle will be created to simulate a bullet when the spacebar(keycode 32) is pressed. I encountered some problems: How to move them yo the top (decrease the y coordinate)?
Can anyone help me?…

SPG
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Ideas on how to animate multiple bezier curves?
I am trying to create a drawing animation out of a picture that is quite similar to this one.
From what I've been researching, I think my goal is to make multiple bezier curves. The problem is, since I do mostly programming but not quite so on the…

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Dynamic Tile based layout
Hello I would like to make a layout where by tiles (1x1, 1x2, and 2x2) fill a grid, and when you click one of the tiles it expands to a larger window and fits into a larger area within the tiles surrounding it.
Here is an example of what I mean…

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Kineticjs: Random moving animation of images in canvas
How can I add a random moving animation to For loop images,
I have this code for image:
var imageSRCC = ["images/image1.png","images/image2.png","images/image3.png"];
function Images(i,x,y) {
var CreatImage = new Image();
Image= new…

Salman Afzal
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Animated submit/progress buttons with pure css3
How can someone achieve the effect shown here using pure css3.

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html5 canvas animation, rotating the text is not smooth enough
The idea is simple, create a star with text and rotate it.
But its not smooth after making a quick script
here is my fiddle
The star is moving oke, but the text is shaking like a snake :)

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setInterval on myDoughnut animation
I want to repeat the animation of the myDoughnut animation every 5 seconds. At the moment it only animates on page load.