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Controlling animations with easing functions

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Controlling animations with easing functions

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- In the start code for this video we have an app with an address entry screen. There are two basic animations. First makes the entry field with a focus slightly larger and then returns it to its normal size. So if we move around, we can see that the field that has focus does get slightly larger. The second is that there's a pointer on the right side of the screen that slides up and down to point to the control that currently has focus. This does attract the user's attention to where the application has focus but there's very little wow factor. Here are some of the easing functions available to us. On the Y axis, we had the percent done of the animation and on the X we have time. The default easing function that we just looked at is a constant execution of the function from start to end. And that's Linear. Some like the CubicIn slowly speeds up the animation to the end while the CubicOut is the opposite. It…

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