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JavaScript animations aren't difficult to write. Once you learn a few main ideas, you can create complex animations that take up as much or as little of the browser window as you like, including interactive content that degrades well for people who don't have JavaScript enabled. What's more, the content inside your animations will be available to search engines because the content is in machine-readable (X)HTML.
In this tutorial we'll start out with the basics of animation, how to make things move, turn animations on and off, and determine the edges of the space where you want the motion to take place. All of the code in this tutorial has been tested on Mozilla Firefox, Windows, Linux, Konquerer on Linux and MS IE on Windows.
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In this tutorial we'll start out with the basics of animation, how to make things move, turn animations on and off, and determine the edges of the space where you want the motion to take place. All of the code in this tutorial has been tested on Mozilla Firefox, Windows, Linux, Konquerer on Linux and MS IE on Windows.
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