How to Create Text Changing Animation Effect using CSS

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How to Create Text Changing Animation Effect using CSS

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In this article, we will explore the step-by-step process of creating a text changing

animation effect using CSS, enabling you to elevate the visual appeal of your website.

In the ever-evolving world of web design, animation has become an essential tool for
engaging users and enhancing the overall user experience. One popular animation effect
that adds dynamism to web pages is the text changing animation effect. This effect
involves smoothly transitioning text from one phrase to another, creating a visually
appealing and interactive element.

Before we dive into the details of creating a text changing animation effect, let's first
familiarize ourselves with CSS keyframe animations. Keyframe animations are a powerful
CSS feature that allows us to define a set of styles that gradually change over time. By
specifying keyframes at various percentages, we can control the intermediate stages of
an animation, resulting in smooth transitions and fluid motion.

CSS keyframe animations are based on the concept of interpolation, where CSS
calculates the values between keyframes to create the desired animation effect. Each
keyframe specifies the styles that should be applied at a certain point in time during the
animation. By specifying multiple keyframes, we can create complex and visually
appealing animations. phrase to another, creating a visually appealing and interactive
element.

Approach
Creating a text changing animation effect involves several steps that can be followed to
achieve the desired result. Here is a step-by-step approach to creating a text changing
animation effect using CSS:

1. HTML Structure: Start by setting up the HTML structure for your text element.
Choose an appropriate HTML tag, such as <h1> or <span>, and assign it a
class or an ID for targeting in CSS.
2. CSS Keyframes: Define the CSS keyframes that will drive the text changing
animation effect. Use the @keyframes rule to specify different stages of the
animation. Each stage should represent a different phrase or content that you
want to display.
3. Animation Properties: Apply the animation properties to your text element
using CSS. Use the animation property to specify the name of the animation
and set the duration, timing function, and iteration count. Customize these
properties according to your desired animation effect.
4. Content Transition:Use the content property within each keyframe to represent
the different phrases you want to display. By changing the content property at
each keyframe, you can smoothly transition the text from one phrase to
another.
5. Customization and Styling:Customize the animation effect to match your
design requirements. Experiment with additional CSS properties like color, font-
size, background-color, or transform to enhance the visual appeal of the
animation. Adjust these properties at different keyframes to create dynamic
and visually engaging effects.
6. Testing and Refining: Test the animation effect across different browsers and
devices to ensure consistent performance. Make any necessary refinements to
the animation code, timing, or properties to optimize the visual impact and
user experience. Pay attention to responsiveness and adaptability, especially
for mobile devices.

User can use CSS to create a text shifting animation effect that adds visual appeal and
engages viewers on your website by following these instructions. To obtain the intended
result, remember to explore, iterate, and tweak your design.

Program 1:
The program consists of a basic HTML structure that includes an <h1> element with a
class of "text-change". With this structure in place, we can now proceed to define the
CSS keyframes responsible for driving the text changing animation effect. To achieve
this, we utilize the @keyframes rule, specifying the stages of our animation. The
keyframes are defined with the name "text-change" and include three stages indicated
by percentages: 0%, 50%, and 100%. Each stage is associated with the content property,
representing the different phrases we wish to display during the animation.Following the
keyframe animation definition, we move on to applying the animation effect to our text
element using CSS. We specifically target the element with the class of ".changing-text"
and assign it the "text-change" animation. The animation duration is set to 5 seconds
using the value "5s", and the iteration count is set to "infinite" to ensure continuous
looping of the animation this code showcases the implementation of the text changing
animation effect using HTML and CSS programming languages.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

</head>

<style>

h1 {

display: flex;

justify-content: center;

color: Red;

span::before {

content: "a";
animation: text-change infinite 3s;

padding-left: 10px;

@keyframes text-change {