<ul><li>The @starting-style rule simplifies entry animations by allowing you to set starting values for CSS properties when an element first loads.</li><li>You can use @starting-style in two ways: nest it inside an element's ruleset or define it separately with a selector.</li><li>The main advantage of @starting-style is creating smooth entry transitions for elements that are initially hidden or transitioning from display: none to a visible state.</li><li>Examples of using @starting-style include fading in text on page load and animating popups and dialogs.</li></ul>

Simplifying Entry Animations with @starting-style

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