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I’ve been having fun with CSS Transforms (supported by both Webkit/Safari/iPhone and Firefox) as well as the Webkit/iPhone only transform animations. The resulting framerates on the iPhone are hard to achieve any other way. I’ve even built an iPhone app called iBlipper with this tech.
I’m releasing a bit of the source code to MPL, demo below, dubbed the typhoGraphic library.
This is not a major hack, but scratches an itch I’ve had for years to be able to code typographical animation with HTML and an augmented set of attributes — in this case: effect, duration, and start. Check out the iBlipper blog for the demo (plus video) that originated this code, a happy holidays medley.
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