The CSS Animations module allows authors to create real, honest-togoodness keyframe animation. Unlike transitions that go from one state to another, keyframe animation allows you to explicitly specify other states at points along the way, allowing for more granular control of the action.
Those “points along the way” are established by keyframes that define the beginning or end of a segment of animation. CSS transitions are animations with two keyframes: a start state and an end state. More complex animations require many keyframes to control property changes in the sequence.
Establishing the keyframes
The animation process has two parts: first, establish the ...
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Working with key-frame animations in CSS
Friday, February 14th, 2014 by Servage
The CSS Animations module allows authors to create real, honest-togoodness keyframe animation. Unlike transitions that go from one state to another, keyframe animation allows you to explicitly specify other states at points along the way, allowing for more granular control of the action.
Those “points along the way” are established by keyframes that define the beginning or end of a segment of animation. CSS transitions are animations with two keyframes: a start state and an end state. More complex animations require many keyframes to control property changes in the sequence.
Establishing the keyframes
The animation process has two parts: first, establish the ...
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