Today we will be creating a simple animation using jQuery append() and animate() methods. The append() method allows us to dynamically create new elements and put them as the first item inside of the container, while the animate() method allows us to perform animation of the CSS properties. Advertise here via BSA

Recently we got quite a few questions about how the random puzzle animation (if you scroll through months) on our WordPress Calendar is made. Advertise here via BSA

Make a dynamic animated progressbar. jQuery widget: Progressbar. By default, this is static widget without any animation. Today we will expand possibilities of that plugin. Advertise here via BSA

Make a dynamic animated progressbar. jQuery widget: Progressbar. By default, this is static widget without any animation. Today we will expand possibilities of that plugin. Advertise here via BSA

This tutorials shows how to create HTML5 banner animation using Adobe Edge. Advertise here via BSA

In this tutorial we will be building a jQuery-powered bubble animation effect. It will be a great way to present a set of images on your website as an interesting slideshow. Advertise here via BSA

Today we will look at how we can make the most of the tools Flash throws at us for adding animation to our symbols. This can be quite a dense topic to cover given how much the application has grown as a multimedia powerhouse since its early days, but I will try and keep things concise and approachable. Advertise here [...]

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a simple biker animation in Flash CS5 with a snowfall effect in the background. This tutorial will teach how to create frames, keyframes, blank frames & motion tweens. You will also learn how to use the deco tool to create a simple snow fall effect. Advertise here via BSA

Most animation sequences need editing: make it shorter or longer, remove an animation completely, or clear the Stage of artwork. In this lesson you will learn how to remove, clear, cut, paste and copy frames on the Timeline. Advertise here via BSA

By default, the properties of a motion tween change at a steady rate of speed from the initial keyframe to the end. The Ease property lets you increase and decrease the rate of speed of an animation using both preset and custom easing functions. Advertise here via BSA