Short video: Transformations (scale, rotate, translate, perspective, skew...)

In this short French tutorial, the speaker demonstrates how to move an element using CSS transform translate when the user hovers over it. He explains that translate takes two parameters (X and Y offsets) and shows a concrete example (translate(100px, 50px)) that moves the element 100 px to the right and 50 px down relative to its original position. To make the motion smooth, he adds a 0.5 s transition for both the hover state and the default state, allowing the element to animate back when the cursor leaves. He then contrasts translate with the shorthand alternatives translateX and translateY, noting that the latter accept a single value and affect only one axis, but that using translate with both values is more concise than writing two separate rules.










