Michelle Barker • 7/28/2022

Quick Tip: Negative Animation Delay

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This technical blog post explains the concept of using negative values for CSS animation-delay. It demonstrates how applying a negative delay makes staggered animations (like a wavy text effect) appear to start mid-cycle, creating a more natural and continuous looping motion compared to the static start of positive delays. The article includes code examples and references to tools like Splitting.js.

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