A Glimpse At CSS Animation And Its Sub Properties
CSS animation is a technique used to animate the elements in a website or application using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) rules. It allows developers and designers to add motion and visual interest to their web content, making it more engaging and interactive for users. CSS animation is also known for animating certain HTML elements without using JavaScript or Flash. It involves using a set of keyframes, which define the animation's starting and ending states and any intermediate states. The animation is then controlled using the animation property and a bunch of animation properties, such as animation duration, animation iteration count, and animation-timing function. To create a CSS animation, the first step is to define the keyframes for the animation using the @keyframes rule. Once the keyframes have been defined, they can be attached to an HTML element using the animation property and the name of the keyframes. This will cause the element to animate accor...