What is Easing?
How an animation speeds up or slows down over its duration. Two animations can travel the same distance in the same time but feel completely different based on easing alone.
same path, same time · new feel
Easing defines how an animation...
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In real work
Pick the right easing: use ease-out for all entrances. Use ease-in-out for elements moving from one position to another.
In the illustration
Both carriages leave together and land together over the same distance, but one leaves evenly spaced ticks (linear) and the other's ticks bunch up at both ends (ease-in-out): same trip, different feel.
Change the easing on the sheet's open animation in your animation library from linear to a standard ease-out curve, and leave the close symmetric.
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