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CSS Transitions:
Usage and Performance
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Usage and Performance
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Usage:
Only two properties are required for a CSS transition.
1. transition-property
2. transition-duration
The other two properties are optional ( transition-delay and transition timing function )
Only two properties are required for a CSS transition.
1. transition-property
2. transition-duration
The other two properties are optional ( transition-delay and transition timing function )
There are two ways to use transitions.
A. You could break everything.
B. Shorthand.
A. You could break everything.
B. Shorthand.
Timing Functions:
Timing functions like cubic-bezier add life to the transition by giving it a unique motion.
Timing functions like cubic-bezier add life to the transition by giving it a unique motion.
Here are some resources to get you familiar with timing functions:
1. https://cubic-bezier.com/#.17,.67,.83,.67
2. https://matthewlein.com/tools/ceaser
3. https://easings.net/
1. https://cubic-bezier.com/#.17,.67,.83,.67
2. https://matthewlein.com/tools/ceaser
3. https://easings.net/
will-change:
This CSS property notifies the browser that something is going to change. You better get ready and do the optimizations.
This CSS property notifies the browser that something is going to change. You better get ready and do the optimizations.
Performance:
You will want to stick to transitioning transform and opacity as much as possible.
Transitioning layout properties can cause layout and paint issues.
Check more at http://csstriggers.com
You will want to stick to transitioning transform and opacity as much as possible.
Transitioning layout properties can cause layout and paint issues.
Check more at http://csstriggers.com
Next a deeper dive into timing functions!
