Summary  
Demonstrates how to control the start of scroll-triggered animations by customizing which part of an element aligns with which part of the viewport through anchor placement settings.

General domain of usage  
Front-end scroll-triggered animations

When you want more precise control over when your animations start as users scroll, use the `data-aos-anchor-placement` attribute. This setting lets you choose which part of an element (top, center, or bottom) should be compared to which part of the viewport (top, center, or bottom) to trigger the animation. 

Here are some tips for using anchor placement to fine-tune your animation timing:
- Use `top-bottom` to trigger as soon as the element begins to enter the viewport;
- Choose `center-bottom` or `bottom-bottom` if you want the animation to wait until more of the element is visible;
- Adjust anchor placement for large elements or sections, so animations feel natural and not too early or late;
- Test different anchor placements on various screen sizes to make sure your timing works on all devices.

Why might you adjust the anchor placement for an animation?

Learn how to enhance modern web pages with smooth scroll-triggered animations using AOS (Animate On Scroll). Gain practical experience with setup, built-in animations, timing controls, and advanced configuration options. Build visually engaging layouts, improve user experience, and apply animation best practices through real-world examples and hands-on exercises.

Build a strong foundation in scroll-triggered animations by exploring the purpose of AOS and learning how to integrate it into a project.

Gain control over animation behavior using AOS configuration options. Explore timing, repetition, triggering rules, and anchor placement to shape how elements enter the viewport and respond to user scrolling.

Practice implementing AOS in practical UI scenarios. 

Learn how to refine animations with custom easing, advanced anchor adjustments, and performance strategies. Ensure accessibility and smooth rendering while adapting AOS to complex page layouts.

Customizing Anchor Points

Customizing Anchor Points