It might be good to mention performance implications depending on the css property you intend to animate. You've used transform, which is exactly what should be done, but didn't go into any explanation about why you should do so, which is a critical piece of knowledge anyone animating on the web needs to understand in order to create smooth, performant animations.
It might be good to mention performance implications depending on the css property you intend to animate. You've used transform, which is exactly what should be done, but didn't go into any explanation about why you should do so, which is a critical piece of knowledge anyone animating on the web needs to understand in order to create smooth, performant animations.
Thanks for pointing this out. I have edited the article and also included a link to read more about the transform property in CSS.
This is more so what I was getting at: html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/...
Thanks for this!