These are all really nice looking, but the android radio buttons seem very user-unfriendly. I'm usually pretty good at sorting out indecipherable buttons and whatnot but they've got me stumped.
They aren't slow on my macbook/chrome (which is a bit older than that). Are you speaking of the actual timing of the animation, or the framerate? If it is the timing, that can be adjusted. For instance, in the css you'll find things like:
transition: -webkit-transform 500ms;
transition: transform 500ms;
Just change that 500ms to 200ms and it will take less time. The effects will be more subtle (so maybe not as good for "showing off" as in the demo), but probably a better experience.
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the funny thing is that there seems to be no single-word translation from the German "performant" ("with high performance") to English. Or is it?
I didn't get performant from this demo, but I did come across another lib that I starred on github https://github.com/daneden/animate.css it may do some of the same things and seems to be pretty active
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 40.8 ms ] threadHTML 5 + JS + CSS is slowly becoming the best way to build UIs native or otherwise.
This would not work well in a product that end users use day in and out, often with keyboard savvy shortcuts to save time.
transition: -webkit-transform 500ms;
transition: transform 500ms;
Just change that 500ms to 200ms and it will take less time. The effects will be more subtle (so maybe not as good for "showing off" as in the demo), but probably a better experience.
What's the recently updated, fast, actively developed alternative in this space?