As pointed by @tzafrirr, changing your animation's timing function is an appropriate solution to your problem.

In addition to the sites he mentioned, you can also use chrome dev tools(as shown below) to create your custom Cubic Bezier which is pretty convenient as you can test the transition as you are creating the Bezier.

the last parameter "ease" is the name of a function that controls the speed of the transition.

It supports various predefined functions such as "ease", "ease-in", "ease-out", "ease-in-out", "linear"

And you can also define your own transition speed using something called a "Cubic Bezier". It is a very complicated thing to understand but very easy to use, there are several online generators that will give you what you need such as http://cubic-bezier.com/ https://matthewlein.com/ceaser/

Believe it or not - I had exactly the same question. I am very glad that I was able to find a comprehensive answer in the comments. I will definitely use it in my project chat rulet , as this is exactly what I was missing.

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