Not familiar with forcast.io — thanks for sharing! Before I got into web development I worked at a company called Prologue doing motion graphics in After Effects and Photoshop. Even if you've never heard of them, you've probably seen their work: http://prologue.com/
This background is much of the motivation for the library.
Ah cool. Yeah, I instantly thought of use cases like Forecast.io's weather animations for your library. I think this is a _major_ trend about to explode, and approaching it with a JS library instead of animated GIFs seems like it has big potential.
Check out www.forecast.io to see the UI polish I'm talking about.
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Was forcast.io's animations an inspiration for this?
Very impressed. Great job!
Not familiar with forcast.io — thanks for sharing! Before I got into web development I worked at a company called Prologue doing motion graphics in After Effects and Photoshop. Even if you've never heard of them, you've probably seen their work: http://prologue.com/
This background is much of the motivation for the library.
Ah cool. Yeah, I instantly thought of use cases like Forecast.io's weather animations for your library. I think this is a _major_ trend about to explode, and approaching it with a JS library instead of animated GIFs seems like it has big potential.
Check out www.forecast.io to see the UI polish I'm talking about.
I totally agree, I hope developers and designers start making more animated logos in html5. The UI polish is really nice!