The Relaxer app counts for 12 seconds. In the first part of the rotation CSS animations makes the circle grow. Then there is a 3 second hold. And, in the final part of the rotation CSS animations makes the circle shrink to its original size.
START!
BREATH IN ...
... HOLD ...
WHOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHH!!
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Project coded by 💚 Eric D. Torres 💚 with help from Traversy Media - "20 Web Projects with Vanilla Javascript".
The author can be reached at etorresnotary@gmail.com.
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