I am going to teach you how to create a walking man SVG animation. Before I start, let me discuss what SVG is. SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics. It is vector-based graphics in XML-format used widely used for creating animations.
I am using some CSS properties to create this animation. The properties are as follows-
- CSS animations
- CSS transforms
I am providing the HTML and CSS code, then I will discuss the steps. Find the source code below.
- First, collect an SVG image as per your need. I took a walking man SVG. You can visit unDraw for some awesome SVGs.
- Now, to create an animation you should break an SVG into groups that are identified by some ids so that you can apply CSS properties to them. For grouping the parts of an SVG, you can use Figma. You can find some tutorials on the internet for using it.
- After grouping the parts, you need to use it to your HTML file as used in the index.html file. You can find that I have used two groups consisting of the same vectors( vector_2 to Vector_83) as it will help in creating the moving background.
- Now, add the styles to make the parts animating. If you don't understand any property, take a look at the tutorials.
I hope it is clear now. Congratulations on creating an awesome SVG animation. If you find any difficulty or have any doubts, let me know through your comments or contact through the contact page. Best of luck.
Happy coding😄.
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