Animating SVG elements with CSS transitions and keyframe animations Mocktest

You can create a typewriter effect on text in an SVG element using keyframe animations by defining keyframes for progressively revealing characters. For example, @keyframes typeWriter { from { width: 0; } to { width: 100%; } } defines a typewriter animation where text gradually appears as if being typed letter by letter. This effect adds a dynamic and engaging element to text content, drawing attention and creating visual interest for users.

The ease-out timing function in CSS animations for SVG elements slows down the animation towards the end, creating a deceleration effect. This means the animation starts fast and gradually slows down as it reaches completion, providing a smooth transition and natural feel to the animation's end. It's commonly used for animations that should ease into their final state or for creating realistic motion effects.