CSS animation is a technique that allows you to animate transitions between different CSS styles over a specified duration. This can involve changing properties like color, size, position, and opacity, enabling smooth, eye-catching effects.

v CSS animations consist of two main components:

·  Keyframes: These define the stages of the animation. You can specify various styles at different points in the animation sequence.

·  Animation Properties: These properties control how the animation behaves, including duration, timing function, delay, and iteration count.

v Key Animation Properties:

Here are some key properties you can use to control your animations:

• animation-name: Specifies the name of the keyframe animation to apply.


• animation-duration: Defines how long the animation should take.


• animation-timing-function: Specifies the speed curve of the animation (e.g., linear, ease, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out).


• animation-delay: Sets a delay before the animation starts.


• animation-iteration-count: Determines how many times the animation should repeat (e.g., infinite for continuous looping).