This repository contains an example of an operating system loading screen written in HTML and CSS that can be used by anyone to learn how to program with these languages. The code uses resources such as relative measurements, elements alignment on screen using flexbox and CSS animations.
To use this repository, simply download or clone the repository to your computer. Then, open the HTML file in your favorite web browser and you will see the loading screen in action. You can also open the CSS files to study the code and the comments that explain how the loading screen is constructed.
The loading screen in this repository is programmed with HTML y CSS. HTML is used to structure the page and CSS is used to style and animate it. Some of the techniques used include:
- Using relative measurements to make the screen adapt to different screen sizes.
- Using flexbox to flexibly align elements on screen.
- Creating an animation with CSS to bring the loading screen to life.
You can view the load screen in action here.
The code in this repository are under the MIT license, which means you can use them for any purpose, even in commercial projects.
I hope you find this repository useful in your HTML and CSS learning journey. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to create an issue in the repository.