Enter Animation

Enter animations are often done by animating opacity, blur and translateY. I often prefer to break the components into smaller parts and animate those individually with a stagger between each element.

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In the first example, there is a single animation and it is applied to the container that holds the title, description and buttons.

Less helps understand expenses and build habits that last
Budgeting turned upside down. Focus on what matters and keep your spending intentional.

In the second example, the title, description and container that holds the buttons are animated individually with a 100ms delay between each section.

Less helps understand expenses and build habits that last
Budgeting turned upside down. Focus on what matters and keep your spending intentional.

In the third example, the title is split into inidividual spans and each span contains a word. Each span is animated individually with a 80ms delay between them.

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The description remains a single block and the buttons are also animated individually rather than their entire container. In terms of the blur and translateY values, I'm using a 5px blur and 8px translateY.

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