Recreating Netlify's Neat-o Sliding Button Effect
The download button on Netlify's official website is simple and elegant, attracting the eye without being abrupt, and its interactive effect is particularly impressive: when the mouse hovers, the button expands and displays the words "Download". I noticed a slight difference in display under Safari, which sparked my interest in exploring how it was implemented. So I tried reproducing the effect and optimized the spacing.
Its core technology lies in four aspects:
- Use the
left
attribute to control the display and hiding of the "Download" tag. - Use the
padding
property in the hovering state of the button to make room for the "Download" tag. - declare
scale(1, 1)
when the button is hovered, ensuring that the content remains intact while moving. - Use the
transition
attribute to animatepadding
, backgroundbackground-position
position andtransform
attributes of the button to achieve smooth animation effects.
Here is a code example that does not include styles to show its principle more clearly:
If it is difficult to understand how it works, the following image shows how the "Download" tag is hidden from the button through overflow: hidden
, and how it can be pushed into view when the mouse hovers.
Hide it by setting a negative left
value for the icon and the "Download" label, and reset it to a positive value when the entire button is hovered.
/* Default status*/ .button { background: #f6bc00 url(data:image/svg xml;base64,...) no-repeat -12px center; overflow: hidden; } .button span:nth-child(1) { position: absolute; left: -70px; } /* Hover status*/ .button:hover { padding-left: 95px; background-position: 5px center; } .button span:nth-child(1) { position: absolute; left: -70px; }
It should be noted that in this state alone, the icon will slide into view and leave enough space for the "Download" tag, but the tag will float outside the button when hovering.
At this time, adding scale(1, 1)
to the button can keep the content complete.
/* Hover status*/ .button:hover { padding-left: 95px; background-position: 5px center; transform: scale(1, 1); }
padding
value is an experience value and will change according to factors such as font, font size, etc.
Finally, transition
attribute smooths the animation transition and improves the user experience.
/* Default status*/ .button { background: #f6bc00 url(data:image/svg xml;base64,...) no-repeat -12px center; overflow: hidden; transition: padding .2s ease, background-position .2s ease, transform .5s ease; }
Add some detailed modifications, such as rounded corners, and you will get a beautiful button.
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