Creating custom animations
In the topic “Creating Custom Animations,” you will learn how to customize animations using keyframes in CSS.
Keyframes are key points that define the state of an element at different moments of the animation.
Let’s create a simple example using a square:
/* Defining the keyframes */
@keyframes animationCustom {
0% { transform: translateY(0); }
50% { transform: translateY(100px); }
100% { transform: translateY(0); }
}
/* Applying keyframes to the */ element
.square {
animation: animationCustom 3s infinite;
}
In this example, the square will move downwards, then upwards, creating a custom animation.
Keyframes are used to define the transformation of the element at different moments (0%, 50%, 100%).
The .square selector applies the animation to the element with a duration of 3 seconds, and the infinite parameter makes the animation repeat indefinitely.
Understanding how to create custom animations with keyframes is essential to bring elements on your web page to life, making them more engaging and interactive.
This is a crucial step in exploring the creative potential of CSS animations.
