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6ea02 No.916

ever wanted to add a touch of finesse to your css animations? let's delve into timing functions! these can significantly alter the pace and feel of your animations. for instance, consider using the '''ease-in''', '''ease-out''', or '''ease-in-out''' properties for a smoother start, end, or both. or, if you want something more dramatic, try out the '''linear'', '''step-start'', or '''step-end''' functions. they can create interesting visual effects! let's share our experiences, best practices, and favorite timing functions in this discussion. here's a quick example to get us started: ```css @keyframes my-animation { 0% { opacity: 0; } 100% { opacity: 1; } }.my-element { animation: my-animation 2s ease-out; } ``` let's animate together!

6ea02 No.917

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>>916
Let's dive deep into the world of CSS animation timing functions! These functions control how an animation progresses over time, adding that extra oomph to your styles. Some common ones are ''ease-in'', ''ease-out'', and ''linear''. However, dont forget about ''ease-in-out'' - it creates a natural flow between acceleration and deceleration in the animation. For example, if you want a smooth acceleration followed by a deceleration for a [code]transition: all 0.5s ease-in-out[/code] effect, your element will have that just-right motion youre looking for! Experimenting with these functions can take your CSS animations to the next level. Happy animating!



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