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Learn how to add a stunning `pulse animation` effect on hover using CSS keyframes to enhance your web design.
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How to Create a Keyframe Pulse Animation on Hover with CSS

Animating elements on your webpage not only enhances its visual appeal but also improves user experience. One effective way to achieve this is by using a keyframe pulse animation on hover. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of creating this effect step by step.

Introduction to Hover Animations

Hover animations are effects that are triggered when a user places their cursor over an element on your webpage. This interaction can be used to draw attention, indicate action, or simply add a fun visual element. In this guide, we will focus on creating a pulse effect using CSS keyframes that will activate when the element is hovered over.

Setting Up Your HTML Structure

First, you'll need a simple HTML structure. Here’s an example of how your HTML should look:

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Explanation of the Structure

Container and Rows: These <div> elements help in organizing the layout.

Anchor Tag: This serves as the button to trigger the animation.

Icon and Ripple Elements: The icon represents the play button, and the span elements represent the ripple effect when hovered.

CSS Styles for the Pulse Animation

Now, let’s style the elements and add the pulse animation effect. Here’s how you can set up your CSS:

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Breakdown of the CSS Code

General Styles:

The .pinkBg class creates a nice background gradient for our button.

The .intro-banner-vdo-play-btn styles the button itself, centering it on the page.

Ripple Effect:

The .ripple class begins with an opacity of 0 and scales from small to larger sizes, creating a pulse effect.

Each ripple is delayed slightly with animation-delay, creating a staggered effect when hovered over.

Animation Trigger:

When you hover over the .intro-banner-vdo-play-btn, the animation assigned to .ripple is triggered using animation-name: ripple;.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you now have a functional keyframe pulse animation that brings your button to life when hovered over. This simple yet effective animation will help grab users' attention and encourage interaction with your web design. CSS animations can be easily tailored to your preferences, so feel free to experiment with colors, sizes, and effects!

Incorporating eye-catching animations like these can significantly improve the user interface of your website and provide a modern feel.

Happy coding!