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<description>What 24, 25, 30 and 60 fps mean for animation, animating on ones, twos and threes, how to count frames for an action, and timing tips for web motion.</description>
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<title>Free 2D Animation Software: The Main Types and Who They Suit</title>
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<description>A beginner&#x27;s guide to CSS animation: transitions versus @keyframes, animation properties, easing functions, smooth performance and reduced-motion settings.</description>
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<title>The 12 Principles of Animation, Explained Simply</title>
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<description>Squash and stretch, anticipation, timing, arcs and the rest of the 12 principles of animation, each explained in plain words with a small exercise to try.</description>
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<description>What keys, extremes, breakdowns and in-betweens are, how timing charts and onion skinning help, and how software tweening relates to the hand-drawn method.</description>
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