🎢 CSS Animation Ride

Welcome to CSS Animation Ride, a place to showcase your creative animations and learn how to contribute to an open-source project.

Table of Content

• Rules
• How to Contribute

📜 Rules

Hello and welcome to CSS Animation Ride. A place to put your animation and learn how to contribute to an open source project.

The rules are simple. You have to:

• Use HTML <divs> and CSS only! No JS, and no SVGs!
• Have at least one animation in your work
• That's it!

🤝 How to Contribute

How to Contribute

If you've never forked a repository or made a pull request before,a cool resource to learn about the fork workflow can be found here - https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/forking-workflow

Follow these steps to contribute:

1. In the Animations directory (folder), create a directory named after yourself.
2. Within this folder, create two files, an HTML file, and a CSS file.
3. Link your CSS file to your HTML file.
4. Use only HTML and CSS (no <script> allowed!!). It can be as simple or as complex as you like, as long as it's animated in some way!
5. Capture a screen recording of your finished work, and make a gif! Crop it to look good as a small (preferably square) image. Save this in your directory, together with your HTML and CSS files. Static screenshots are also acceptable. If you don't add a gif/screenshot, the website won't show your animation.
6. Go to the root show.js. You will find an array of objects, each representing a piece of art created by someone. Copy an example object and paste it at the end, filling it out with your art information and links.

let cards = [
  //  Add your card in this section
  {
    artName: 'Your animation name here',
    pageLink: './Animations/Joy/triangle/triangle.html',
    imageLink: './Animations/Joy/triangle/triangle.gif',
    author: 'Joy',
    githubLink: 'https://github.com/username'
  }
];