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Hey there, I’m a newbie in terms of coding and teaching myself how to code wordpress sites (currently on the stage of learning how to code WP templates). I’m wondering if a site with a large amount of animations and still backgrounds is possible for a regular website with a regular hosting plan.
Let’s take [Accenture](https://www.accenture.com). This is the type of sites I’m aiming to be able to create. Is this type of site able to have good loading times with a regular hosting plan using saas (which loads pages individually compared to css). Or is it because Accenture is a billion pound business and have a costly hosting plan and that’s why they are able to make this kind of site?
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Yep, you want to pick up the [motion.page](https://motion.page) plugin. [https://motion.page/plans/](https://motion.page/plans/) This will do the trick. At the core of this, it’s just HTML/CSS/JS. You’re not touching any PHP that would mess with server-side resources.
I’d recommend loading up the plugin, building your animations, and optimizing the CSS/JS files via a plugin like Hummingbird.
You’ll be a pro in no-time… especially after you wrap up this project 😉
Have fun, and make bank!
You could try the AOS block animation plugin, as well. Provided you’re using the block editor.
Or better yet, learn how do code animations using a library like AOS and CSS, also CSS-only animations.
That’s all those plugins do, load the library and provide you with a GUI to apply settings to page elements.
More or less, it’s GSAP https://gsap.com/
https://gsap.com/resources/Wordpress/
> saas…which loads pages individually compared to css
What does this mean? Do you mean scss or sass? Or do you mean a SaaS service, like a CDN? If the former, that’s not at all how it works. If it’s the latter, that’s not at all how it works…but it’s slightly closer.