Chapter 6. Transition with Style
The preceding code produces the following visual output where a box appears with In this chapter, we will cover:
- Animating a single element
- Animating multiple elements
- Using ease
- Using tweening
- Using transition chaining
- Using transition filter
- Listening to transitional events
- Working with timer
Introduction
"A picture is worth a thousand words."
This age-old wisdom is arguably one of the most important cornerstones of data visualization. Animation, on the other hand, is generated using a series of still images in quick succession. Human eye-and-brain complex, through positive afterimage, phi phenomenon, and beta movement, is able to create an illusion of continuous imagery. As Rick Parent put it perfectly in his brilliant ...
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