How to use `will-change` and when not to use it

will-change, CSS performance, optimization, rendering, animations, transitions

The `will-change` CSS property hints the browser about what properties are likely to change, allowing it to optimize rendering for smoother animations and transitions. However, it should be used sparingly to avoid excessive memory consumption.


        <style>
            .element {
                will-change: transform; /* Hinting that the transform property will change */
            }
        </style>

        <div class="element">
            Animate me!
        </div>