In this project, two divs are generated and styled using CSS to depict an eye. The first div forms an oval, representing the sclera, while the second div, a circular shape, lies within it to signify the eyeball. A third div incorporates two of these elements to construct a pair of eyes, and it is styled to ensure their alignment. Finally, a JavaScript component is employed to track mouse movements, altering the position of both elements representing the eyeballs. This creates the illusion of movement, enhancing the overall visual effect. Enjoy a playful visual experience as the eyes follow your mouse movements.
- Clone the repository.
- Open the
index.htmlfile in a web browser. - Move your mouse, and watch the eyes follow your cursor.
- Incorporate animated nose and mouth for extra expressions triggered by user clicks or element hovers.
- Implement butterfly animation to make the eyes follow a butterfly flying randomly on the screen, adding an extra layer of interactivity and fun.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 John Williams
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