What’s the best approach to implement a smooth CSS transition or animation for a hover effect on buttons or links?. Need to ensure a polished user experience. Could anyone provide code examples and tips for achieving this polished effect?
I have attempted to implement a hover effect on a button using CSS transitions. Here’s a snippet of my current CSS code:
Currently, the hover effect is working, but I’m seeking advice on how to make the transition more subtle and polished. I expected the button’s background color to smoothly transition to a slightly different shade when hovered over.
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It all depens on what effect do you want achieve. In your example you need to make more visual hierarchy on your hover color. Try to darken it by 30%.
To create a smooth and polished hover effect for buttons or links using CSS transitions, you can follow these guidelines:
Define the base styles for the button or link, such as background color, text color, font size, and padding.
Add a hover state to the button or link using the :hover pseudo-class selector. This will allow you to change the background color, text color, or add a border or box-shadow effect.
Use the transition property to specify the duration and timing function of the transition. The transition property enables you to animate changes to CSS properties over time, which results in a smooth and polished effect.