Ball

• The HTML structure is minimal, consisting of a <div> element with the id "ball" to represent the ball in the animation.

• The CSS styles define the appearance and animation of the ball.

  • The body has its margin and padding set to 0 to remove any default spacing.

  • The overflow property is set to hidden to prevent scrollbars from appearing.

  • The #ball selector styles the ball element:

    • It sets the width and height to 50 pixels, making it a circle with border-radius: 50%.

    • The background color is set to red.

    • The position is set to absolute, allowing the ball to be positioned freely.

    • The initial position is set to top: 0 and left: 0.

    • The animation property is used to apply the bounce animation for 2 seconds and make it repeat infinitely.

  • The @keyframes rule defines the bounce animation:

    • The animation starts at 0% with the ball at the top-left corner.

    • At 50%, the ball moves to the center of the screen.

    • At 100%, the ball returns to the top-left corner.

• The JavaScript section is empty because no scripting is required for this animation. It uses pure CSS animation.

When you open the HTML file in a web browser, you'll see a red ball bouncing animation. The ball starts at the top-left corner, moves to the center of the screen, and then returns to the top-left corner, creating a continuous bouncing effect. The animation is achieved using CSS keyframes and the animation property applied to the ball element.