You might want to increase the height of the Effect Controls panel to make room for the
extra controls.Don’t be overwhelmed by the next numbers and graphs. Once you understand one of these,
you’ll understand them all because they all use a common design.The graph makes it easier to view the effects of keyframe interpolation. A straight line
means essentially no change in speed or acceleration.4. Right-click the first Scale keyframe, displayed in the Effect Controls panel mini-timeline,
and choose Ease Out. The keyframe is partially obscured by the left edge of the mini-
timeline.
5. Right-click the second Scale keyframe and choose Ease In.The graph now shows a curved line, which translates as a gradual acceleration and
deceleration of the animation.6. Play the sequence to see your animation.
7. Experiment by dragging the blue Bezier handles in the Effect Controls panel to see their
effects on speed and ramping.The steeper the curve you create, the more sharply the animation’s movement or speed
increases. After experimenting, you can choose Edit > Undo repeatedly if you don’t like the
changes.Adding a drop shadow and bevel