A performant CSS library for smooth transitions and animations targeting 60fps on mobile web.
Effeckt.css is a performant CSS library for transitions and animations that targets 60fps on the mobile web. It provides a curated set of classy effects, leveraging hardware-accelerated CSS transforms and opacity changes to ensure smooth, jank-free animations. The project aims to enhance user experience with subtle flourishes while maintaining high performance standards.
Frontend developers and designers building mobile web applications who need performant, smooth animations without compromising on user experience.
Developers choose Effeckt.css for its strict focus on performance (60fps), mobile optimization, and designer-curated effects that avoid distracting animations. It offers a modular, builder-based approach to include only necessary CSS, ensuring lightweight and efficient implementations.
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Excludes non-performant effects like CSS blur filters to ensure 60fps animations on mobile devices, as stated in the README's goals.
Focuses on tap-based interactions and avoids hover states, making it ideal for the mobile web where hover is absent.
Offers a set of classy, reasonable animations to enhance UX without being distracting, curated to avoid flashy effects.
Includes a web-based builder to allow users to pull only the CSS they need, reducing bloat and improving efficiency.
The repository is archived, meaning no updates, bug fixes, or support for new browsers or CSS features since it's no longer active.
Only supports animations based on CSS transforms and opacity, which restricts more complex, interactive animations that require JavaScript.
As an archived project, the documentation and examples might be outdated, making integration with modern tools and frameworks challenging.