It is a plugin for implementing CSS transitions and transforms, has the same syntax as .animate, supports most of the methods and has the jQuery juice like callbacks, chaining, auto-browser-prefixes and more.

The plugin uses jQuery’s effect queue by default, so, transitions will never run in parallel.

It doesn't offer compatibility with older browser versions as real CSS3 rules are applied (rather than .animate) but degrades nicely and/or you easily force it to siwtch to the frame-based animation.

How to use

Just include this script after jQuery. Requires jQuery 1.4+.
Use $('...').transition instead of jQuery's $('...').animate. It has the same syntax as animate.

Demo & Dowbload

Live Demos | Download 10kb | Download (Minified) 1kb gzipped