Phil Nash - CSS Between the Pages - DevWorld 2024

CSS Between the Pages by Phil Nash
Phil Nash will discuss the importance of clean code facilitated by SonarLint and SonarQube/SonarCloud, which help catch and fix bugs during development.
The View Transitions API simplifies this by capturing the initial and final states, then animating between them using CSS.
The API also supports accessibility features, such as respecting the "prefers reduced motion" setting.
By adding a meta tag and using the same CSS techniques, developers can achieve seamless transitions between full page navigations, eliminating the need for complex frameworks in simpler applications.
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