Here's a fun 404 page I made that shows just how extensive an animation you can accomplish (let it play for > 1 minute) - https://app.astronomer.io/404
(You can open the image in a new tab and take a look at the svg code (it's --pretty printed)
Here's a fun 404 page I made that shows just how extensive an animation you can accomplish (let it play for > 1 minute) - https://app.astronomer.io/404
(You can open the image in a new tab and take a look at the svg code (it's --pretty printed)
Fine for a 404 page which people are unlikely to stick around on, not fine for a screen that someone is going to spend a significant amount of time on.
it still kind of blows my mind how quickly we all moved to abandon adobe flash once HTML became viable. I'm not a fan of the attack surface that flash presents, but in retrospect, especially thinking about the hardware I was using 15 years ago, it almost seems like advanced alien technology when contrasted with the state of vector animation on the web today.
I used to spend time on this but when a little animation takes two hours then you stop.