Ivan Bogachev

Nick Babich writes very interesting articles on UX Planet and usually they include amazing animations. But it seems like they are created using the Adobe After Effects. I got the idea of this funny face from the one of his article and tried to re-create it using CSS and JS. Let’s see what I got:

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Here are the three of my CSS loaders, which I don’t share on my website previously. The first one uses the standard gooey SVG filter on seven moving dots, the second is the simple cube with animated backgrounds and the last animation consists of circles which change their sizes like waves. Nothing serious, but they can look very attractive.

The Pen by Ivan Bogachev (@sfi0zy).

The Pen by Ivan Bogachev (@sfi0zy).

The Pen by Ivan Bogachev (@sfi0zy).

My flamenco guitar method is available for sale now. It’s a book for the beginner guitarists which consists of descriptions of the most popular flamenco forms, rhythms and a lot of examples.

UPD: The free PDF version is available now. Feel free to download it.

I’ve created a nice animation of the arrow consisting of a number of dots. And again, I got the design idea from the question on Habr Q&A and made it work in the CSS world.

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This is a nice 404 page with some CSS animations. And again, I created it for the one of my answers on Habr Q&A. I was inspired by some GIF animations from dribbble, but unfortunately I don’t remember the name of the designer.

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I wrote an article about the one of my VR experiments. I created a website that can be viewed using a Google Cardboard or similar devices. The experiment works in the desktop browsers only due to the bad support of the device orientation detection in the mobile browsers for today, but it can be a starting point for the future experiments.

This is the amazing liquid spinner. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work in IE and Edge browsers because they don’t support SVG filters yet. This is a very interesting experiment that shows the real power of the SVG on the web. Let’s hope we’ll be able to use this kind of things in production at some time.

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Here is another amazing spinner. It works correctly in Google Chrome only because the SVG filters have different behaviors in the modern browsers, but this is still a nice example.

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I wrote a new article about thinking, about obvious things and the labor productivity in a small web-design studio.

This is a simple spinner with some interesting effects. It can be used as full-page loading indicator.

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