bezieraffects
Bezieraffects is a term used in digital design and computer graphics to describe the effects produced by applying Bezier curves to interpolation in animations and vector graphics. The concept centers on how the shape of a cubic Bezier curve, defined by four control points, governs motion timing, velocity, and perceived smoothness of transitions, as well as the curvature of motion paths.
Mathematically, in many timing contexts time t ranges from 0 to 1 and maps to progress p
Applications of bezieraffects span CSS transitions, animation libraries, user interface micro-interactions, and vector animations. By choosing
Design considerations include ensuring monotonic progress to avoid non-physical reversals, avoiding overly aggressive curves that can
See also: Bezier curve, easing function, cubic-bezier, animation timing.