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Sure, the thought of web developers downing caffeinated beverages by the gallon is a stereotype. But if you browse social media enough, it sure does seem like many of us partake in the ritual.
You also see various homages to that liquid lightning on CodePen. Through clever use of the latest web technologies, developers have crafted virtual drinks and the machines that make (or dispense) them. It’s clearly a love affair.
Once the button is clicked I want to have the venues scroll through with a slot machine spinning animation using CSS3 and jQuery before a venue is selected. I thought about using -webkit-keyframes and changing the background position, but it's not the ideal animation I would like. Run a slot machine animation in an input field. Slot items are chosen randomly from a large list stored outside the DOM. Slot animation based on Matthew Lein's jQuery jSlots with a few modifications (shown in revisions). Built for MarketWatch's cost-of-living calculator. Alignment of the slot animation over the input will depend on the project.
Today, we’ll take you on a caffeine-induced tour of code snippets that are sure to get you buzzing.
Make Mine a Venti
There’s a particular coffee chain that is known worldwide – we will not mention it here. But the logo is pretty recognizable and the white paper cups are ubiquitous. One crafty developer recreated both – using CSS and SVG.
See the Pen Starbucks Cup – CSS by Ellie Swiss casinos online games.
Soda Fountain
Maybe you’re more of a soda drinker? In that case, you’ll want to dive into this gooey drizzle of grape soda (perhaps it’s just the syrup). It’s powered by Three.js, making the animation silky-smooth. What makes the presentation even more fun is that the viewing angle is changed via the user’s cursor position.
See the Pen Grape Soda by Liam Egan
Slot Machine Css Animation Tutorial
Win a Complimentary Beverage
This snippet combines the tastiness of coffee with the excitement of a casino. Pull (or click) the handle of the slot machine and see if you’re a winner (trust us, you’ll know). Through its usage of JavaScript, it seems like the odds of winning are only slightly better than that of a real machine.
See the Pen Caffeine Slot Machine by Neal Fennimore
Tea Time
We can’t forget about the delightfulness of a good cup of tea. It refreshes and energizes. This simple SVG animation makes us want to curl up with a hot cup and a good book.
See the Pen SVG Tea Mug by Chris Gannon
E is for Espresso
This one is a classic. In true children’s television fashion, an animated espresso machine forms the letter “E”. The only caveat is that espresso might not be the best drink for the kiddies – not if you want them to take a nap, anyway.
See the Pen E – Espresso by Alex Bergin
The History of Caffeine
Timeline layouts are growing in popularity and a great way to showcase a chronology. And really, there’s no better way to illustrate the history of caffeine, as done in this example. The super-clean layout makes it easy to follow and read.
See the Pen Timeline by Amy Spielmaker
Your Friendly Caffeine Vending Machine
Granted, not every beverage featured in this virtual vending machine is caffeinated. Still, rows one and three will get the job done. But there’s more! Not only can you grab a virtual Coke, you can also “drink” it as well. Burps not included.
See the Pen Coca Cola Vending Machine (Interactive) by Giovanni Hobbins
Just a Squeeze Will Do
It’s hard not to smile when you see this little coffee dispenser do its thing. Featuring ultra-smooth SVG animation, this example also adds the element of fun. It’s great inspiration for memorable branding as well.
See the Pen #1 – Coffee Machine – SVG animation with CSS3 by Jonathan Silva
Fueling Creative Energy
Maybe caffeinated beverages aren’t for everyone. But they have helped many a web designer power through projects over the years. And, ironically, they’ve also fueled some of us through the process of learning the very languages and techniques we’ve seen here today.
So, here’s a virtual glass-clink to caffeine and those who consume it while building the web. We salute you both!
Want to see more snippets to buzz about? Check out our CodePen collection.
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| /** |
| * Quick and easy CSS3 rolling-number/slot machine? |
| */ |
| body { |
| font-size: 700%; /* with this setup you get 1:1 em , so 1em is actually number 1 */ |
| } |
| #counter { |
| height: 1em; |
| overflow: hidden; |
| } |
| .digits { |
| float:left; |
| list-style-type: none; |
| font-size: 1em; |
| line-height: 1em; |
| } |
| .digits-first { |
| margin-top: -4em; /* number 4! */ |
| } |
| .digits-second { |
| margin-top: 0em; /* number 0! */ |
| } |
| .digits-third { |
| margin-top: -4em; /* number 4! */ |
| } |
| .digits { |
| animation-duration: 2s; |
| animation-timing-function: ease; |
| animation-delay: 2.2s; |
| animation-fill-mode: forwards; |
| } |
| .luckie { |
| animation-name: luckie; |
| } |
| /* Animations */ |
| @keyframes luckie { |
| 100% { |
| margin-top: -7em; |
| } |
| } |
| <!-- content to be placed inside <body>…</body> --> |
| <divid='counter' class='animated'> |
| <ulclass='digits digits-first luckie'><li> 0 <li> 1 <li> 2 <li> 3 <li> 4 <li> 5 <li> 6 <li> 7 <li> 8 <li> 9 </ul> |
| <ulclass='digits digits-second luckie'><li> 0 <li> 1 <li> 2 <li> 3 <li> 4 <li> 5 <li> 6 <li> 7 <li> 8 <li> 9 </ul> |
| <ulclass='digits digits-third luckie'><li> 0 <li> 1 <li> 2 <li> 3 <li> 4 <li> 5 <li> 6 <li> 7 <li> 8 <li> 9 </ul> |
| </div> |
| {'view':'split','fontsize':'100','seethrough':'','prefixfree':'1','page':'all'} |