Learn how to transition dialog elements with the Pop n’ Lock Mini Web Machine

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Discover a mini web machine that captures the users attention and focuses them into a blocking, overlaying action experience! Check out the full video for an overview of the dialog element and how to transition it with transition-behavior and @starting-style.

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Speaker: Adam Argyle



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