How to resolve rattling during CSS transitions

Commonly used in web design, transition is a powerful tool for animated effects. However, rattling and flickering can occur, especially when completing zoomed-in animations such as hover zoom.

These wobbles are often caused by problems related to browser rendering optimization. The following CSS properties can be effective in resolving this issue

backface-visibility: hidden; 
-webkit-backface-visibility:hidden; 

This property specifies that the backface of the element should be hidden. Browsers detect this property and attempt to render more efficiently, resulting in less rattling.

If the rattling is still not resolved, the addition of the following properties may help

overflow:hidden;. 

This is a property that prevents content from overflowing outside of the element and can help reduce animation wobble in some cases.

Smooth operation of animations improves the user experience, so it is important to take appropriate measures.

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