In a CSS keyframe animation, what does the 0% or from keyframe represent?
- The starting point of the animation.
- The midpoint of the animation.
- The end point of the animation.
- The animation duration.
In a CSS keyframe animation, the "0%" or "from" keyframe represents the starting point of the animation. It defines the initial state of the animated element. You can set CSS properties and values for this keyframe to specify how the element should look at the beginning of the animation.
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