Welcome to the advanced CSS animation tutorial! If you're already familiar with basic animations, let's dive deeper into creating complex and engaging animations with CSS. 🌟

Keyframe Animation Mastery 🔄

@keyframes slideIn {
  0% { transform: translateX(100%); opacity: 0; }
  100% { transform: translateX(0); opacity: 1; }
}
  • Use @keyframes to define custom animation sequences
  • Combine multiple properties in a single animation
  • Explore basics first if you need a refresher

Easing Functions & Timing 📊

Experiment with different timing functions to control animation speed:

  • ease-in (slow start)
  • ease-out (slow end)
  • linear (constant speed)
  • cubic-bezier() for custom curves

💡 Pro tip: Use CSS Easing Tool to visualize and test different easing functions

Animation Synchronization 📱

div {
  animation: bounce 2s infinite;
}
  • infinite for continuous looping
  • forwards to keep the final state
  • alternate for back-and-forth direction
  • Use animation-delay to stagger effects

Real-World Applications 🌐

  • Loading spinners
  • Modal transitions
  • Scroll-triggered animations
  • Interactive UI elements

View demo of advanced animations to see these techniques in action. 🚀

Best Practices ✅

  • Keep animations subtle for better UX
  • Use will-change for performance optimization
  • Test across devices for responsiveness
  • Check our performance guide for more tips

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