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CSS Animations

CSS Animations allow you to create dynamic and engaging effects on your web pages. They provide a way to animate CSS properties over a specified duration, with full control over keyframes and timing.

To use CSS Animations, you define a set of keyframes that describe the desired intermediate states of an element during the animation. Each keyframe specifies the CSS properties and their values at a specific point in time. You can control the duration, timing function, delay, and iteration count of the animation.

 Syntax

@keyframes animation-name {
from {
/* CSS properties at the start of the animation */
}

to {
/* CSS properties at the end of the animation */
}

/* or */

percentage {
/* CSS properties at a specific percentage of the animation */
}
}

selector {
animation-name: name;
animation-duration: duration;
animation-timing-function: timing-function;
animation-delay: delay;
animation-iteration-count: count;
animation-direction: direction;
animation-fill-mode: fill-mode;
animation-play-state: play-state;
}

• • @keyframes: Defines a set of keyframes for the animation.
  • animation-name: Specifies the name of the animation defined by @keyframes.
  • animation-duration: Sets the duration of the animation in seconds or milliseconds.
    
  • animation-timing-function: Specifies the timing function that controls the animation’s acceleration and deceleration.
  • animation-delay: Specifies a delay before the animation starts.
  • animation-iteration-count: Sets the number of times the animation should repeat.
  • animation-direction: Defines whether the animation should play forward, backward, or alternate between the two.
  • animation-fill-mode: Specifies how the element should be styled before and after the animation.
  • animation-play-state: Controls whether the animation is running or paused.