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of placing DOM elements on the page

Web design is the ever-evolving art

For so long, we've had limited options: floats and positioning

Here is our dear friend, the DOM element .

3D Transforms let you translate and rotate DOM Elements. There are three axes: X, Y, Z

However, there's a feature of CSS that unlocks a whole new dimension:

Combined with some settings that control perspective, 3D transforms will make your DOM Elements jump out of flatland!

These settings go on the element you want to transform:

Transforms are inherited by children. You can think of nested elements much like paper folds

You can use this inheritance to simulate more complex objects

This slinky is not a spiral, but numerous nested <div> s

A solar system only needs one element per celestial body.