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: What file format for browser-friendly animation, e.g., on Dropbox homepage? I noticed that the left half of Dropbox's homepage includes an animation (a fairly slow-paced one), with: gradually-revealed

@Shakeerah625

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I noticed that the left half of Dropbox's homepage includes an animation (a fairly slow-paced one), with:


gradually-revealed complex drawing, such as a "handwriting" animation
cross-compatibility across a bunch of browsers that I tested
fast loading time


When I right-click and try to open it in a new tab, it opens a PNG and not a GIF, and only shows the still portion of the "animation".

What is used to create this type of animation? Javascript? CSS3? Canvas-based?

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@Dunderdale640

Here is solution from Adobe (Edge Animate) for creation of JS animations with Flash-like workflow. Then animation can be embedded in any HTML page.
helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/learn/tutorials/animate.html

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@Caterina889

There are a few things taking place on that Dropbox home page.

There is a stack of images, both png and svg, aligned with CSS. Then Javascript, specifically jQuery, is used to show/hide and animate the images.

The static image you get when you try and save it, is the default background for everything going on above the background.

Inspecting the code of the page may reveal more:

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