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2. What is CSS transform?
2.5. The skew(), skewX() and skewY() Method
The skew() method will skew the element along its Xaxis and Y-axis. The skewness will be determined by a given angle (in degree), which will be required as parameters of the method. This method will need two parameters which will set the skewness on both X and Y-axis. However, if the second parameter is not specified, it automatically has a zero value. Thus, an element will be skewed along the X-axis only.
div { transform: skew(5deg, 20deg); }

It is also possible to set skewness on X-axis or Y-axis
only. To do this, skewX() or skewY() method is used. Both
methods will require only one parameter.
div { transform: skewX(20deg); }

div { transform: skewY(20deg); }
