(UPI) Chapter 11: How to use CSS transitions, transforms, animations, and filters
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This chapter provides an in-depth guide on using CSS transitions, transforms, animations, and filters to enhance the visual appeal of web pages. You'll learn how to smoothly animate element properties, manipulate elements in 2D space, create interactive animations, and apply visual effects to images and other elements without editing source files.
How to Use CSS Transitions
CSS transitions provide an elegant way to animate changes in element properties, creating smooth visual effects on web pages without requiring JavaScript. Below, you’ll learn about the basics of CSS transitions and how to use them to create effects such as expanding elements in an accordion style.
5 stepsHow to Use CSS Transforms
CSS 2D transforms allow you to manipulate HTML elements by rotating, scaling, skewing, and positioning them on the 2D plane. When combined with transitions, transforms create smooth, visually appealing animations.
7 stepsHow to Use CSS Animations
CSS animations allow you to animate elements on a web page, providing visual motion effects that can enhance user experience without relying on JavaScript. Here’s a quick guide on how to create a simple CSS animation by animating multiple properties at once.
4 stepsHow to Use CSS Filters
CSS filters allow you to apply visual effects to images and other elements without editing the source files. This makes it easy to adjust images' appearance dynamically within the browser. Here’s how to use CSS filters with different methods and an example of applying a color inversion effect on hover.
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