Introduction to CSS Animations | KIRUPA

When creating animations on the web, you can't really go far without running into CSS animations. What CSS animations do is pretty simple. They allow you to animate CSS properties by having you specify what your CSS properties will do at various points in time. These "points in time" have a very specific name. They are known as keyframes. If you've used animation tools in the past, the word keyframes should sound familiar to you. The keyframes you define in CSS as part of making your CSS animations work is the equivalent of the keyframes you would have visually defined in Flash/Animate, After Effects, or some other animation tool:


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