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    CSS Animations Tutorial: Complete Guide for …

    • Every CSS animation has two parts to it: One or more animation-* properties along with a set of animation keyframes that are defined using the @keyframes at-rule. Let’s take a look in detail at what goes int… See more

    The animation-name Property

    As mentioned, every CSS animation you create has to have a name that appears in the @keyframes syntax. This name has to be the same name defined using the animation-… See more

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    The animation-duration Property

    The animation-durationproperty, no surprise, defines the amount of time an animation takes to run once from start to end. This value can be specified in seconds or milliseco… See more

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    The animation-timing-function Property

    The animation-timing-function, which is not as obvious in its meaning as the previous two properties, is used to define the manner in which the CSS animation progresses… See more

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    The animation-iteration-count Property

    In some cases, you’ll be happy if an animation runs once, but sometimes you want an animation to run multiple times. The animation-iteration-countproperty lets you do this … See more

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    How long does it take a CSS animation to start?
    A positive value (such as 2s) will start the animation 2 seconds after it is triggered. The element will remain unanimated until that time. A negative value (such as -2s) will start the animation at once, but starts 2 seconds into the animation. The value is defined in seconds (s) or milliseconds (ms). CSS syntax:
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