Yes, it is possible to apply Swift UI Transition Animation individually to elements within a view using the .matchedGeometryEffect()
modifier. This modifier animates the transition of a view's geometry from one position to another, allowing for seamless transitions within a single view or between multiple views. By setting unique IDs for each element, you can apply the animation to specific elements within the view.
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