CSS Transitions

CSS Transitions are a way to smoothly change the appearance of a webpage element over a period of time, rather than instantly. For example, when you hover over a button, it might gradually change color or size instead of changing abruptly. This is achieved by specifying which properties should animate, how long the transition lasts, and the style of the change (like easing). Transitions enhance user experience by creating visually appealing and fluid interactions, making websites feel more responsive and polished without requiring complex animations.