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\nHow It Works:
\nCSS Transitions: We apply a transition to smoothly change the background color. In this case, the box will smoothly transition its color when it reaches certain stages in the animation.
\nCSS Animations: We use @keyframes to animate the boxโs movement from left to right, changing its position and color at key stages (0%, 50%, and 100%).
\nUser Interaction: Clicking the button adds the animate class to the box, triggering the movement and color change. The animation takes 2 seconds to complete, and the background color smoothly transitions thanks to the transition property.
\nThis approach integrates both CSS transitions for smooth property changes and CSS animations for complex, multi-step movements. By combining them, you can create more engaging user interactions with minimal JavaScript, leveraging the power of CSS for visual effects.
\nHappy coding!
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