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flyingbir201danimation

v1.1.4

Published

This is a simple webpage demonstrating a flying bird animation using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Downloads

5

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Flying Bird Animation

This is a simple webpage demonstrating a flying bird animation using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Overview

The webpage consists of an image of a bird that flies across the screen from left to right and then returns to its original position.

Usage

To view the flying bird animation, simply open the HTML file in a web browser.

Code Explanation

HTML

  • The HTML file contains a single img element with the id bird.
  • The src attribute of the img element points to the image of the bird.

CSS

  • The CSS code positions the bird image off-screen initially and applies a transition to it for smooth movement.
  • It ensures that the body of the webpage has no margin and hides any overflow.

JavaScript

  • The JavaScript code controls the flying animation of the bird.
  • It defines a function flyBird() that moves the bird across the screen from left to right and then back to its original position.
  • The setInterval() function is used to repeatedly call the flyBird() function at regular intervals, creating the flying animation effect.

Customization

You can customize the animation by modifying the following:

  • Replace the bird image URL (src attribute) in the HTML with your desired bird image.
  • Adjust the timing and transition properties in the CSS to change the speed and smoothness of the animation.
  • Modify the interval duration in the JavaScript code to change the frequency of the flying animation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.