CSS Transforms for visualization #113
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I think we could get it to 60FPS by removing a couple elements or maybe the box-shadow. But I like the subtleness of the box-shadow and wanted to at least start the PR by altering as little as possible. |
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Hahaha this is freaking amazing, @rupl! At first I was wondering what this was even about, then I realized it's for the homepage. And you're right, holy smokes is it a lot smoother. Thanks so much for this! |
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glad you dig it! |
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Follow-up to #113 - prefixed transforms
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I love this visualization! but it could be done in a more GPU-friendly way. This branch revamps the animations using CSS Transforms.
I did not attempt to keep the original shapes since
scale()andposition: absolutework differently. However, I did try to make sure that the text has at least three elements behind it at all times, so that the contrast is sufficient.I also added unprefixed animations while I was in there.