While I was checking out various CSS3 and HTML5 experiments I also looked at the first ones that appeared for these new web technologies and they weren’t at all impressive, at the moment. Back then, though, they were insanely awesome. They were something that we have never seen before. Now there are just common things that almost everyone can do.
I hope that in the near future, the experiments that are in this article, or most of them, will be something that anyone can think of and do on a daily basis for their clients.
At the moment, unfortunately, some of these remain at the state of being called experiments, mostly because they aren’t supported by all the browsers. For that reason, I’m suggesting that you see these in Safari or Chrome. Some work in Firefox too, but not all of them.
CSS3D Clouds
Madmanimation
cubic-bezier
Clock
Windows7 Start Menus
CSS3 animations
CSS3 Animation: Why not Zoidberg?
Tilt shift text
3D City
Every second one hour of video is uploaded to Youtube
CSS3 patterns
Wave
Morphing cubes
Experimental CSS3 Animations
CSS Zoetrope
Homer
Animatable
DOM Tree
Animated Web Banners With CSS3
Typography Rain
Animated icons
vlog.it
Fractals
Creative CSS3 Animation Menus
Sudoku solver
Cursor Monster
Particle system
zeitgeistbot.com
Flashlight
Drip Sessions
Kinect, Css3 & Animatable.com
lolwut
3d animation using pure CSS3
Walking
Linjer
Solar system
Pure CSS3 Classic Train
CSS3 scroll effects
404 page
HTML5 INTERACTIVE INFOGRAPHIC
CSS3 graph
Particles
The Cloth Simulation
Pure CSS Twitter Fail Whale
3D CSS cube
Page flip
CSS3 Zoom
