CSS Animations & Transitions - What You Need To Know in 6 Minutes
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CSS Animations and Transitions Make Your Website Stand Out - Learn To Use These Now!
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Keypoints:
Transitions vs. Animations:
Transitions are for single-step changes and need a trigger, like a hover. Animations can run automatically and involve multiple steps through keyframes.

Transition Properties:
Transition Property: Specifies which CSS property the transition applies to.
Transition Duration: How long the transition lasts, typically in seconds or milliseconds.
Transition Timing Function: Controls the speed curve of the transition (e.g., ease, ease-in, ease-out).
Transition Delay: Time before the transition starts.

Animation Keyframes:
Add Keyframes: Defines steps at various points (e.g., 0%, 50%, 100%) to set property values.
Animation Name: Identifies the animation to apply.
Animation Duration: Length of one complete cycle.
Animation Timing Function, Delay, Iteration Count, Fill Mode, Direction: Additional controls to fine-tune animations.
Shorthand Notation: Both transitions and animations can use shorthand properties to simplify and combine settings, improving manageability.
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