Shines, Perspective, And Rotations: Fancy CSS 3D Effects For Images — Smashing Magazine
We all agree that 3D effects are cool, right? I think so, especially when they are combined with subtle animations. In this article, we will explore a few CSS tricks to create stunning 3D effects!
“Why do we need another article about CSS 3D effects… aren’t there already a million of those?” Yes, but this one is a bit special because we are going to work with the smallest amount of HTML possible. In fact, this is the only markup we will use to craft some pretty amazing CSS effects for images:
<img src="" alt="">
That’s it! All we need is an <img> tag. Everything else will be done in CSS.
Here’s how it’s going to work. We are going to explore three different effects that are not linked to each other but might borrow a little from one another. You don’t need to read the entire article in one sitting. Actually, I suggest reading one section at a time, taking time to understand the concepts and what the underlying code is doing before moving on to another effect.
Table Of Contents
CSS 3D Shine
For the first effect, we are going to add a shine...
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