Example Concept: Easing curves, such as ease-in, ease-out, and ease-in-out, adjust the speed of an animation over time, creating more dynamic and realistic motion. By manipulating these curves, you can emphasize different parts of an animation, such as making an object start slowly and then accelerate, or vice versa. This control over timing helps convey weight, anticipation, and follow-through, adding depth and interest to your animations.