3d book component. the static hover book is a pure css approach. no javascript used here. each page has a fixed rotation defined to it.

each page has a fixed rotation defined. pages are stacked with absolute positioning and all rotate from `origin-left` (the spine).

3d hover effect made only using css. no javascript or framer motion used here.

im utilizing css `preserve-3d` transform-style. the parent tilts 55deg (X-axis) and spins -45deg (Z-axis).

and on hover, im translating cards' Z 20px to have that elevation. with proper easing.

smooth radius transform accordion component using css. no framer motion used here.

for auto height transition using css `grid` inspired by @jhey.dev. when collapsed `grid-rows-[0fr]` and expanded `grid-rows-[1fr]`.

and that with `ease-out-cubic` with `300ms` makes it feel just perfect ~

i wasn't aware of `animation-timeline` css property if I be honest.

with it you can use css `scroll()` function to tie an animation with the scroll progress of a scrollable element.

here im animating a `mask-image`s size based on the scroll progress with `2rem` of threshold.

navigation component inspired by @raunofreiberg. using css for the interactions.

used `ease-out` with `250ms` for most of the interactions animations. seemed right (for now).

"Dune" item is expanding dynamically based on the number of sub items that are present in the list.

inspecting an element's animation using dev tools!? this looks so cool. I didn't know one could do this fr.

it doesn't look this cool in firefox tho. plus I couldn't find an option hide the inspect tooltip on firefox. on chrome holding ctrl hides the tooltip while inspecting.

a simpler version of Linear's orbiting loader made only using css `keyframes` and `preserve-3d` transform-style for positioning children in 3d-space.

no js used here at all. so much you can achieve with `translateZ()`and `rotateY()` css transform functions.

the sidebar icon now matches the state or the state it will go to :33 css is nice ngl.

so much you can do in css using pseudo classes. used `:has` pseudo class to make the full hover animation here.

for hover state im doing `:has(*:is(.sidebar-icon-trigger:hover`

made only using css. no js listener used. took me longer than i thought it would.

to focus on deep-links you can use `:target` pseudo class in css . for example —

h1:target {
text-decoration: underline;
}

always sync your `theme-color` with the background to match color with ui bars of browsers like safari and arc

🎥 Finally I can call myself a content creator ~