Animations like fade in/fade out or bounce are used almost everywhere, thanks to the ease that JS frameworks are offering, to create attractive user experiences.
Many of these animations actually have equivalents in CSS and Animate.css eases the usage of them.
It is a single CSS file that includes various rules for animations like flash, bounce, shake and multiple fades, rotates + bounces.
Each animation comes as a class. As CSS animations have native hardware acceleration, they work much smoother compared to JS animations. However, it'll be a good practice to have JS animations as a fallback.
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