Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - BONUS: Transform Property

The video tutorial introduces the CSS transform property, demonstrating its various effects such as rotate, skew, scale, and translate. It explains how to set up an HTML and CSS environment to apply these effects and shows how to integrate them with CSS transitions for animations. The tutorial also covers the use of translate and translate 3D for moving elements on the page, highlighting performance benefits. The video provides practical examples and encourages experimentation with these properties for creative web design.

What is the primary purpose of the transform property in CSS?

• To create a border around an element

• To adjust the font size of text

• To apply 2D or 3D transformations to an element

• To change the color of an element

Which of the following is NOT a transformation effect discussed in the video?

• Rotate

• Skew

• Blur

• Scale

How does the scale transformation affect an element?

• It changes the element's color

• It moves the element to a new position

• It rotates the element

• It increases or decreases the size of the element

What is the purpose of using transitions with transformations?

• To add text to an element

• To create smooth animations between states

• To remove an element from the page

• To change the element's background color

Which transformation allows you to move an element along the X and Y axes?

• Rotate

• Skew

• Translate

• Scale

What additional value does translate3D require compared to translate?

• A Z-axis value

• A color value

• A scale factor

• A rotation angle

Why might you choose to use translate3D over translate?

• To improve performance

• To increase the font size

• To change the element's color

• To add a border