elizabeth/learning-velocity

learning-velocity

Live site here. My example is based off of this demo and works best on a desktop in Chrome. It may not work as intended otherwise.

This example shows the use of Velocity.js. Velocity.js is a JavaScript library designed in order to improve the ease of use and look and seamlessness of animations on websites. It also has improved and faster performance versus jQuery's animate functions or CSS animations.

Some major sites that uses Velocity can be seen at this site. Major sites include forbes.com, samsung.com, gap.com, and windows.com.

The GitHub repository for Velocity.js is available here. A stable released version was first released on February 16th, 2015. It currently has 86 open issues with the last commit on September 29th, 2015. However, it does have 449 closed issues, showing the owner is working on resolving issues.

To learn more about Velocity.js, click here. The website also provides tutorials and other resources for learning Velocity.js.

My example shows some of the cool things that can be done in a web app with Velocity.js, including different types of animations and transitions.