Interactive Whale Animation using HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Dive into front-end animation with this Interactive Whale Project! Using just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you’ll create a swimming whale that responds to user interaction — perfect for adding life to ocean-themed web content or practicing animation techniques.

🌊 Key Features:

• Interactive whale animation (on click or hover)

• Smooth CSS keyframes for natural motion

• Optional JavaScript for behavior control (e.g., direction, speed)

• Responsive design that works on all devices

• Fun and educational coding project

🔧 Technologies Used:

• HTML5 for the structure (using div or svg)

• CSS3 for styling and keyframe animation

• JavaScript to make it interactive and dynamic

💡 Use Cases:

• Marine education websites

• Kids’ learning platforms

• Animation portfolios

• Creative front-end learning exercises

📁 Project Breakdown:

1. HTML outlines the whale’s structure.

2. CSS animates the whale swimming using @keyframes, transform, and background movement.

3. JavaScript can make the whale jump, follow the cursor, or respond to scrolls/clicks.

🎨 Customization Ideas:

• Add bubbles or background waves

• Change whale color or size

• Add sound effects with JavaScript on interaction