Michelle Barker • 8/1/2023

Creating custom easing effects in CSS animations using the linear() function

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This article explains the CSS `linear()` easing function, a new tool for developers to create custom easing curves for animations. It details how the function works, its syntax, and provides practical examples for implementing sophisticated, non-linear motion effects to enhance UI/UX design.

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Creating custom easing effects in CSS animations using the linear() function

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