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Learn Introduction to CSS Transformations | Transforming Elements with CSS
Advanced CSS Techniques
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Advanced CSS Techniques

Advanced CSS Techniques

1. Getting Started with Advanced CSS
2. Mastering CSS Positioning
3. Creating Smooth Transitions in CSS
4. Advanced CSS Animations
5. Transforming Elements with CSS
6. Responsive Web Design in CSS
7. CSS Preprocessors and Sass

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Introduction to CSS Transformations

We can add movement to our web pages. Transformations modify an element's shape and position while leaving the rest of the page unaffected. As a result, we will be able to create the following effects:

We can add scaling to the elements:

We can add rotation to the elements:

We can add translation to the elements:

We can add skewing to the elements:

Note

We get all these effects with the help of one property - transform using different values. Also, it's important to mention that animation and @keyframe is added only to show the difference between the initial and result element state. It doesn't mean that transform is used only with some animations. We will consider all the effects in the further chapters in detail.

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Section 5. Chapter 1
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