Understanding the Easing in CSS
Ravinthranath A
Ravinthranath A
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We can easily understand this movement with the help of simple physical knowledge:
- Ease-in: slow at the beginning, fast at the end (commonly used for outgoing elements)
- Ease-out: fast at the beginning, slow at the end (commonly used for incoming elements)
- Ease-both: slow on both sides
- No-ease/linear: an object that moves at a constant speed