A set of interesting looking image transitions including distortion and warp effects made with WebGL.
Best jQuery Image Effects Plugins & Tutorials with Demo
Image Trail Effects with TweenMax & CSS
A set of brutalist effects for mouse-following image trails that show a random series of images with tweenmax and css.The idea is to follow the mouse and show a trail of random images. It’s a kind of brutalist effect and there are various possibilities when it comes to showing and hiding the images. So we compiled a set of demos that explores different animations.
Image Distortion Effects with SVG Filters
Today we would like to share three animated distortion effects by SVG filters that we apply to an image when hovering a text link. We use feTurbulence and feDisplacementMap to create different kinds of fragment and wave-like distortions. These kind of effects have become quite popular and there are many variations.
Fake 3D Image Effect with WebGL
Learn how to create an interactive “fake” 3D effect for images with depth maps and plain WebGL.WebGL is becoming quite popular these days as it allows us to create unique interactive graphics for the web. You might have seen the recent text distortion effects using Blotter.js or the animated WebGL lines created with the THREE.MeshLine library. Today you’ll see how to quickly create an interactive “fake” 3D effect for images with plain WebGL.
Animate Images and Videos with curtains.js
curtains.js was created with just that issue in mind. It is a small vanilla WebGL javascript library that converts HTML elements containing images and videos into 3D WebGL textured planes, allowing you to animate them via shaders.
You can define each plane size and position via CSS, which makes it super easy to add WebGL responsive planes all over your pages.
Password Strength Visualization with JavaScript
Today we’d like to share a little reimplementation of an interesting effect with you. The idea came from this Reddit entry which describes a method of showing an image less pixelated the stronger the password entered is. You can see the idea in action on the signup page of Colibro. We thought this was an awesome idea and wanted to experiment with it, and also with the reverse logic.
