The Art of Doing - Web Development for Beginners - CSS Transitions

This video tutorial covers CSS transitions, starting with setting up HTML and linking CSS. It explains how to style divs and apply transition properties to change elements smoothly over time. The tutorial demonstrates creating transitions for color, position, and other properties, and discusses using timing functions to control the speed of these transitions. The video concludes with a brief introduction to animations, which will be covered in the next tutorial.

What is the primary purpose of using CSS transitions?

• To add new HTML elements dynamically

• To change property values smoothly over time

• To remove CSS styles from elements

• To change property values instantly

Which CSS property is used to apply a transition effect to a div?

• transition

• transform

• hover

• animation

How can you trigger a transition effect on a div?

• By applying a new CSS class

• By using a pseudo-class like :hover

• By changing the HTML structure

• By using JavaScript only

What happens to a transition when the transition property is removed?

• The transition duration increases

• The transition does not occur

• The transition occurs instantly

• The transition becomes smoother

Which pseudo-class is used to apply a transition effect when an element is clicked?

• :hover

• :focus

• :active

• :visited

What does the 'ease-in' timing function do to a transition?

• Repeats the transition indefinitely

• Maintains a constant speed

• Starts fast and ends slow

• Starts slow and ends fast

Which timing function maintains a constant speed throughout the transition?

• linear

• ease-in-out

• ease-out

• ease-in

What is a cubic Bezier curve used for in CSS transitions?

• To define the color of the transition

• To create custom timing functions

• To specify the duration of the transition

• To set the size of the transition

How many control points are used in a cubic Bezier curve?

• Five

• Four

• Two

• Three

What is the default position of the first and last points in a cubic Bezier curve?

• (0,0) and (1,1)

• (0.5,0.5) and (0.5,0.5)

• (0,1) and (1,0)

• (1,0) and (0,1)