CSS matrix() Function of the transform property
a. The first parameter of the matrix() function is scaleX(), which resizes an element along the x-axis. However, be careful not to set this value to 0, or the element will disappear entirely.
b. The second parameter stands for skewY(). It skews an element along the Y-axis.
c. The third parameter stands for skewX(). It skews an element along the X-axis.
d. The fourth parameter is scaleY(), which resizes an element along the Y-axis. Just like the scaleX(), setting this value to 0 will make the element disappear.
tx. The fifth parameter stands for translateX() and it is used to shift the position of an element along the X-axis. The positive value will move the element rightward and the negative value will move the element leftward.
ty. The last parameter of the matrix() function represents the translateY() and it is used to shift the position of an element along the Y-axis. The positive value will move the element downward and the negative value will move the element upward.
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