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Transition animations play a particular role in UI design of your app. The basic idea is that when there is a change or transition, the animation draws the attention of the user to the change.
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It's not common to set the value of the ContentTransitionsproperty directly on a [ContentControl](contentcontrol.md)type that is a direct element of app UI. It's more common to have a transitions collection be a part of a visual state, template or style. In this case you use mechanisms such as [Setter](../windows.ui.xaml/setter.md)of a [Style](../windows.ui.xaml/style.md)to specify the ContentTransitionsproperty. Styles are typically stored as a XAML resource.
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It's not common to set the value of the ContentTransitions property directly on a [ContentControl](contentcontrol.md) type that is a direct element of app UI. It's more common to have a transitions collection be a part of a visual state, template or style. In this case you use mechanisms such as [Setter](../windows.ui.xaml/setter.md) of a [Style](../windows.ui.xaml/style.md) to specify the ContentTransitionsproperty. Styles are typically stored as a XAML resource.
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