Coupling JavaScript with CSS Animations and Transitions

One of the grievances with web developers and designers has been the layers of intricacy associated with animating in CSS. Some go on to believe that the CSS animations are not as effective as they would like them to be. JavaScript meanwhile happens to be the go to platform for most folks aiming for creating powerful animations without a sweat-soaked exercise.
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