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    What's the best way designing animated web content for a mobile friendly website?

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      What's the best way designing animated web content for a mobile friendly website?

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      Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan
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      What sort of animations? Simple animations on the web page can be performed using jQuery (or JavaScript itself). Even CSS can do these things, such as animating the elements and their properties of view. JavaScript Animation[^], Using CSS animations - CSS | MDN[^]. If you somehow want to run animations that are other than simple ones like HTML element based animations, then OpenGL would be where you should go. Most of the browsers support it, Three.js[^] is also one of such framework which support animations using JavaScript. But note that however you write, whichever framework you support, JavaScript is based on an engine that interprets the script and runs it, and that is going to take a lot of CPU power and RAM, so basically JavaScript would be a monster eating: 1) CPU, 2) RAM, 3) Battery. If your animations are promising, don't worry about these.

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        What's the best way designing animated web content for a mobile friendly website?

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        For mobile friendly website whatever your content is. you should compressed all high resolution images & banners. It is increase you user experience, it is the best way to optimize your animated design for mobile devices.

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