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This question has been flagged as off-topic (apparently because it is to recommend or find a tool, library or favorite off-site resource), but I fail to see why. It is certainly not about recommending a tool or anything like that. I would just like to know if something is possible to do, and if it is: how.
Let's say we have some ordinary HTML page, and want to apply some graphical effect to it, just for a while, then return to the previous form as if nothing has happened.
An effect I have in mind is something like that:
Are there any jQuery plugins (because it seems there is a jQuery plugin for everything) that can do that? Is it even doable, with HTML5 or CSS3 (I don't care much about legacy browsers support)?
The only thing I could come up with was to replace the page with some image, and then apply the transformation to that image, but that doesn't seem like a very good solution, because it would not be possible for the image to look exactly like what a user sees (since the page content is usually dynamic).
Okay, so CSS3 has this transform thing, but for what I can see it provides only relatively simple transformations. What about my case of twisting and squeezing?
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Although this style can be time-consuming to create, they typically stay intact for 2-6 weeks. Washing, conditioning and deep conditioning the style will keep twists looking fresh longer and keep hair healthy.
If twists are not installed properly, it can cause breakage and damage to your hair. Especially depending on the type of hair extensions added, the twists can become easily tangled.
Twists are an ideal protective style with a bonus: they may lock in moisture. While flat twists work well on different textures, twists generally work better on completely natural hair as the ends usually hold together without additional help from bands or barrettes.
The look can be created with hair extensions and is easier to do than microbraids, cornrows, and many other braided hairstyles. It takes up to 6 hours to do twists, but they can last 2 to 3 months if well cared for. With practice and the right supplies, you can do Senegalese twists on your own or with a friend.
tl;dr: You can write CSS3 animation for <html> or <body>.
http://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-create-full-page-animations-using-css/
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