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snowfallanimation-chippen

v1.0.0

Published

This repository contains a simple implementation of a snowfall animation using JavaScript.

Downloads

3

Readme

Snowfall Animation in JavaScript This repository contains a simple implementation of a snowfall animation using JavaScript. Snowflakes gracefully fall down the screen, creating a serene winter ambiance for your webpage.

How to Use To integrate this snowfall animation into your webpage, follow these steps:

Include the JavaScript file: Add the provided index.js file to your project directory.

Add the CSS styles: Insert the CSS styles for the snowflakes into your HTML file or include them in your existing stylesheet.

Initialize the animation: Ensure that you call the initSnowfall() function when the page is loaded to start the animation.

Customization You can customize the appearance and behavior of the snowflakes by modifying the CSS styles and JavaScript code:

Snowflake appearance: Adjust the size, color, and shape of the snowflakes by editing the CSS styles.

Animation speed: Change the animation duration in the JavaScript code to alter the speed at which the snowflakes fall.

Number of snowflakes: Modify the loop in the initSnowfall() function to control the number of snowflakes generated initially and the frequency of creating new ones.

Demo Check out a live demo of the snowfall animation here.

License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.