Re:Using easing for more than just CSS transitions
by reroute1 on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @02:14PM
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It is a bit subtle, I think the background of the page and the text below isn't doing it a favor.
Quickly in the browser giving the <p> below a margin-top of 150px and then moving it over a white part of the background (or making it white if you like), the effect becomes more obvious and it does look a bit blockier around the edges to me in the linear example. I would prefer the second as I'm seeing it.
Quickly in the browser giving the <p> below a margin-top of 150px and then moving it over a white part of the background (or making it white if you like), the effect becomes more obvious and it does look a bit blockier around the edges to me in the linear example. I would prefer the second as I'm seeing it.