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OK, so welcome to transitions and rotations.

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So in this particular part of the course, in this entire section, we will learn about transitions

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and rotations and they should dissolve a couple of building blocks for the further down the road animations

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that we're preparing for.

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OK, so let's take a short look at what we'll learn in this section so we'll learn about the transition

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properties to be more.

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Exactly.

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And we'll start with how the transition works, how the transition time functions can work with properties

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like linear ease is in is out.

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And I should make this actually talk and then is in and out, which is then totally different from the

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other ones.

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Then we'll learn about transition delay properties.

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I can see this transition takes a bit of time to take action by Haulover.

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It takes a couple of seconds and then it starts.

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Then of course, we'll learn about transitions and rotations and the less we will learn about our well,

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the shorthand which actually takes everything together and puts it in one single line, gets all excited

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for each section.

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So let's get started.