![]() ![]() See the Pen A winter wonderland scene by Kevin Jannis CodePen. I think it’s a great example for those who’ve just learning CSS animation and see what it’s capable of. The animation is made of CSS and it pretty straightforward. This christmas tree, the snow, and the snowfall are created with just HTML and CSS. See the Pen Christmas Wishes by Trisha Salas CodePen. What makes it cool is that as you move the cursor around the snowfall, the snow will move away from the cursor as you’re moving it. It’s using library called ParticelJS to create the snowfall. This “Pen” composes some SVG to create the scenery, the fox, and the bird. See the Pen A christmas loop in svg by kittons ( CodePen. This animation is built with just a single div, a little CSS, and JavaScript library named Lottie. Not only that you can create simple animation, but you can also create such a complex animation like this creating a loop of transformation 3 different objects smoothly. This is a good example that demonstrate the power of SVG. ![]() See the Pen Pure CSS Christmas Lights by Toby CodePen. It’s amazing how we can create a compelling animation today just using CSS. I think it’s perfect for a website decoration. It’s made of only an unoredered list while the styles is written with SCSS. Pure CSS Christmas LightsĪfter creating a Christmas tree, check out how you can create Christmas light. See the Pen Merry Christmas Tree! by Chris Gannon CodePen. If you’re looking to add the Christmas vibe on your website, check out the code. The library draws the tree around with some sparkling, making the animation more alive This “Merry Christmas Tree!” is built with SVG and JavaScript animation engine library, Greensock, with some of the plugins. However, due to the limitations of HTML elements. 30 Awesome SVG Animation For Your Inspirationĭesigners used to create animations in HTML elements using CSS. ![]()
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