SVG & CSS Animation - Using HTML & CSS (Udemy.com)

It's a very clear and practic course, wich is excellent to the very very beginner in the SVG animations world.

I miss going deeper and more examples. Anyway it's free, so what can I say? Thanx !

I did enjoy the course, I think I forgot that it was a ' fundamentals' course. Was hoping for more examples on some of the other CSS attributes. But over all it was well layed out, it all made logical sense, and he spoke clearly. Thank you

Great introduction to SVG and CSS Animation. If you know a bit of CSS and HTML already, learning to work with SVGs really expands your toolkit. If you're new to CSS, it's still an accessible way to put CSS into context without being too advanced.

Instructor was clear and straightforward. I appreciated that the course was tight.

Good information. But it's too short!

I would like some more parts of this that goes into making custom hover effects and more advanced parts of SVG animations. Perhaps tying in SVG with JS or JQuery for a better idea of the power SVGs have for front-end work.

This was very insightful. However I was clueless at times because the instruction were not so clear. Should have had all the AI design videos as it would help me more. Overall good course.

Fantastic course! I have very very basic HTML, CSS, and JS experience and this course provides a straightforward explanation of some great animation options that does not exceed my current skillset. You don't need to have years of website design experience to pick up SVG animation, and this course proves it. Minor suggestion, Adobe Illustrator has been updated so there are some subtle changes between the version used in this course and the new version, but otherwise, no problems at all.

The instructor was clear and informative and examples were enjoyable to work through. Production quality was great.

I would have liked to have seen even one or two extra examples involving more complex techniques, but the techniques taught in the course can be used to create more complicated animations with some practice.

Easy learning through examples.

The SVG images he uses were created using ADOBE. The files are available for download.

INKSCAPE USERS:

For those wanting to use Inkscape (which is what I used), I recommend saving in PLAIN SVG format. For the coding done in CSS to work, you will need to remove the similar code which is present in the text you paste under the HTML section. If this is not done, the HTML code will override what you enter under the CSS section.

Well paced course for those who already have a basic understanding of html and CSS. Good examples and well explained steps.

I've learned really cool things dealing with CSS and SVG, although it was beginners only, I feel like if I go and continue to play around with this stuff, I can really further everything this course taught me.

Very poor content.. No detailed advanced designs. very bare basic stuff covered

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