Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your radio inputs

Re:Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your... by bertan on Friday September 09, 2016 @07:38AM (#12461204)

I love these :D A little bit childish, yes, but why so serious? :)

One can use these, for example, as an easter egg or to add some emotion to the selected item. Sparingly, of course. Surprise people when they are bored of all those forms :)

I think you should keep a list of all the sites using these, so that people can get inspired.

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Re:Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your... by 720kb on Friday September 09, 2016 @07:51AM (#12461285)

Thank you for the suggestion and really appreciated your comment!

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Re:Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your... by fovc on Friday September 09, 2016 @09:41AM (#12462063)

My first thought was to put these under a random number generator. Make the user do a double take every now and then

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Re:Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your... by gkilmain on Friday September 09, 2016 @12:37PM (#12463803)

I work with internal apps that are form intensive and making our users do double take would most certainly piss them off. At the very least it would make them less efficient at their job. I think predictability when designing a form is paramount.

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Re:Radiobox.css – Tiny set of CSS3 animations meant for your... by 720kb on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @05:05AM (#12486551)

It depends on which kind of project you are working on, obviously.

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