CSS animation has the power to enhance user experience and strengthen brand identity. Without relying on JavaScript or external plugins, we can create beautiful animations for our websites. This particular feature of web design can animate changes in properties like position, size, color, opacity, rotation, and more over a period of time. With the help of CSS animation, we can transform a website’s typography from static to stunning. In this blog post, we will share with you a CSS text animation snippet that bounces the letters of a word into place with personality and precision. For your convenience, we have included a related video tutorial below. Please watch the tutorial before collecting the code.
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We hope you have watched the above video tutorial on CSS text animation. CSS animation is a powerful tool in today's web development. It makes websites come alive, intuitive, and engaging for users. The main idea of today's snippet is to break down the word we've chosen today into individual letters and animate each one separately and uniquely. In this snippet, instead of treating the text as a single block, we've placed each letter inside its own <span>, which will give us complete control over how and when it animates. The container for this snippet that holds all the spans is perfectly centered on the screen using CSS flexbox. We've used a diagonal linear gradient background for this project. We've used a bold, rounded font and a vibrant turquoise color for the text. Next, we use @keyframes animation to simulate a falling motion, as if each letter is coming down from above, jumping up once, and then settling back into place. For a slight delay, we used the nth-child() selector. We added a delay from 0 seconds for the first letter to 0.8 seconds for the ninth for applying a separate delay for each character. This way, each character follows the previous character in a rhythmic cascade.
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Falling Text CSS Animation [ Source Code ]:
To create this falling text CSS animation snippet, we need to create an HTML and a CSS file. Next, we need to copy the code from the code box below and paste it into each file, and save it. Test the project in your web browser and see if it works. If it doesn’t, you can download the source code from the download button at the bottom of this blog post.
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The kind of CSS text animation we created today will draw the user’s attention. We can use this character-based CSS text animation on landing pages, headers, hero sections, or digital banners. Since we used semantic HTML and native CSS, the entire snippet remains lightweight and performant on all kinds of devices. If you want a spark of creativity for your next web project, give this snippet a try. Try changing the words, experimenting with different fonts, changing the delay, or exploring color variations, and see what happens. We hope you have collected this CSS animation snippet. To get more, please visit our homepage and click on the Load More button. Thank you for visiting our website.
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