I generally tend to use CSS3 animations in mobile web apps whenever it's
possible, but sometimes I get stuck when the app's requirements are too
complex. So I usually mix up basic CSS3 animations with JS routines in
order to not end up with messy markup as in many Codrops examples (you
know, form elements used to create slideshow effects and so on).

What I don't really know is if there's a common best practice to follow
when creating complex web apps which feature a lot of advanced effects.
CSS3 animations are faster than JS animations, but when your boss or your
client has a Flash-like idea about how your effects should be made, well
it's difficult to me to stick to pure CSS animations.

What's your approach when you design complex web apps?
I'd really like to get some hints about the role of CSS animations in that
context.

Thanks in advance.
Gabriele


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