scroll-driven animations #CSSWrapped2023

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New to CSS in 2023 are scroll-driven animations.

This exciting addition lets you take an existing CSS Animation or an animation built using the Web Animations API, and connect it to a scroller.

Follow the link to learn all about the CSS features that landed this year in Chrome → https://goo.gle/css-wrapped-2023

#ChromeForDevelopers #CSSWrapped2023



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