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Parallax scrolling is when the layout of the website has the web page background move to
the foreground at a slower rate, producing a 3D effect as you scroll.
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a. Redrawing is handled for you
b. Animations are easy to define and modify.
c. Easy to use
d. Animations are pre-designed, configurable, and extensible via CSS
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For animations, the name is called easing to specify the rate at which properties change.
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Parallax Scrolling can be used sparingly to provide a nice, subtle depth element resulting in
a distinctive and memorable website.
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Canvass is the illusion name where the positions of objects appear to be changed based on
the angle in which you view them.
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The DOM abstracts a lot of the details that would get you bogged down otherwise.
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a. Redrawing is handled for you.
b. Memory intensive.
c. Easy to use.
d. Animations are easy to define and modify.
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In retained mode (DOM), user requests do not result in the showing of graphic artifacts
instantly.
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Immediate mode refers to the whole situation where you change the rate of change in your
animated products.
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The most important part of creating an animation is to indicate the speed at which the value
of a property changes from value to value.
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You can easily define animations or transitions because of the CSS support, specify a
lightening feature, make some other modifications, and you're good to go.
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a. Animations are easy to define and modify.
b. Animations are pre-designed, configurable, and extensible via CSS
c. Redrawing is handled for you.
d. Easy to use.
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For some activities related to graphics, the default rendering may be somewhat restrictive.
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a. Redrawing is handled for you.
b. Easy to use
c. Animations are easy to define and modify.
d. Less control over how things get drawn.
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Immediate Mode (Canvas), the user issues calls resulting in the showing of graphic objects
immediately.
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a. Robert Benner
b. Robert Penner
c. Albert Penner
d. Roger Penner
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The only easing implementations in the jQuery library are the default, called swing, and one
that progresses at a constant pace, called linear.
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An easing function specifies the speed at which the animation progresses at different points
within the animation.
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