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Learn how to create an eye-catching, classic loading animation using only HTML and CSS! 🚀 This step-by-step tutorial is perfect for beginners looking to improve their CSS animation skills and add a sleek "Loading..." text effect to their projects.

Description Outline
Project Overview
In this tutorial, we’ll create a smooth text animation for a classic loading screen effect using HTML and CSS only—no JavaScript required! By the end, you'll know how to use CSS keyframes, text-shadow, and background gradients to make your own animations. 💻

What You’ll Learn

How to set up HTML for animations
Using CSS keyframes for smooth transitions
Adding text-shadow effects for depth
Background animations with CSS gradients

Resources & References

CSS Animation Guide
Keyframes in CSS
CSS Gradient Generator
Code Snippets
Follow along with the code! Download Source Code : https://github.com/fadeomar/cubes

codepen : https://codepen.io/fadeomar/pen/poMdGxP
Try It Yourself
Don’t forget to test your animation on different screens to see the responsive effect! 🎨

Hashtags
#CSSAnimation #LoadingAnimation #BeginnerCSS #WebDevelopment #CodingTutorial #FrontendDevelopment #CUBESProject #HTMLandCSS #LearnCSS #TextAnimation