How to Create a 3D Art Model with CSS3 [Step-by-Step Guide]

Written by adaorachi | Published 2019/12/14
Tech Story Tags: css3 | animation | html | software-development | frontend | tutorial | hackernoon-top-story | css-selectors

TLDR In this post, we will create a 3D animated wooden-house model with CSS. The project has been developed and tested primarily in Chrome and so, supports all properties used. To do this, we’ll need to use an HTML element as the parent element and give it the needed properties that tell the browser to expect 3D content within it. The objects positioned in this model are normal HTML elements. They have widths, heights, and are rectangular. The HTML elements are placed within the 3D scene using the.transform.property to move them in 3-dimensional spaces and also, the.border and.border are applied to the objects to create the illusion of depth.via the TL;DR App

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Published by HackerNoon on 2019/12/14