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Aug 17, 2024 am 06:02 AM

It started with a project called "Mobile Tab Navigation" which is the 38th project in a course named "50 projects in 50 days", and as I was coding it an idea of (3Difying the Mobile itself using) knocked my head, so I began searching and digging about this topic, and found that CSS perspective along with CSS transforms, could create mind-blowing stuff while keeping the process simple & ease.

After making a CSS-only 3D model of the mobile, and added many features that didn't exist in the course's version, I was stuck by the idea of making a CSS-only HOLOGRAM, which I'll write about in a future article, and inside this hologram there will be a Cube that shows the mobile's wallpaper, then I made many versions, some of them was miserable, some was prettty good, and here are the prettty ones:

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Here is the CodePen (take a tour there!): CSS-only 3D Photo Cube

Thanks for reading. Wanna know more? Wanna see something else? Come and find me on Twitter! alishata128

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