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Using Alice 2.4 please do exercise 1

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Answer 1

First of all you need to group each individual element that you want to animate and then add the id attribute to ecah group you created. For groping u can use 'FIGMA' app to easily do this and save this to SVG format. SVG stands for scalable vector graphics.

Then using those id attribute u can animate using CSS in following ways:-

- use @keyframes and translate the group that u created, u can use css transitions like skewX or skewY also to do the same.

I hope the idea i mentioned above gives u a better understanding how to perform simple animations in SVG.

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