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3.1 Wrapping Up
Well done! You’ve just completed “A Visual Guide to CSS Animation”. There’s still lots more you can learn about CSS animation, though, so after a quick recap of what you’ve learned so far, let’s touch on what you might like to explore next.
3.1 Wrapping Up
Congratulations, you've just finished a visual guide to CSS animation. So you should have a fairly solid grasp now of all the essentials of working with transitions and transforms. As well as some of the settings that you can use to adjust your animations, and the difference between working in 2D and 3D space and some of the specifics of each of those modes of animation. From here you should try to practice a little bit creating different types of CSS animations. Now what you do with animations doesn't have to be flashy, it can just be simple effects and often it's the best if you do simple subtle effects. And something that can really help you advance your understanding of CSS animation and give you more options to expand on it in different ways in the future is as you're working inside Web Flow. If you hit the little code export box that's at the top, and just have a look at the CSS that's being generated for you. When you see the code and you can marry that up with what you're doing the visual interface, it will give you a deeper understanding of what's happening. And then that will make you feel more confident to try more advanced things as time goes on. So I showed you a couple of examples throughout this. This course of things that you can do to continue learning how to work with animation in a more advanced way with the CSS three projects. So I'll include a link in the notes below this video in case you want to go and pursue some of those. And other than those courses and just practicing, then the next step from here is learning to work with at key frame animations. So, with the animations we've done in this course everything has been transitioning between two states, but with key frame animations you can have multiple states and then you transition through those multiple states which allows you to create much more complex animations. So I hope you enjoyed the course and thanks so much for taking it and I'll see you in the next one.
