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The GSAP homepage is certainly a front-end engineering marvel. I've been asked to re-create the first animation numerous times as a tutorial. Although each individual part is fairly simple, the integration of all the tiny bits makes for something quite complex in both the HTML/CSS structure AND girth of... show more

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Due to the overwhelming complexity of it all I have avoided any attempt at breaking it down. However, today I started diving into it for a mini-course or tutorial series for 2025. I'll be creating a "similarish" prototype for my students in my typical step-by-step fashion. Where does one even begin? I'd suggest a fresh pen with a single word. Try to get things split, clipped, and moving. From there you can focus on each individual letter having its own effect. Demo link below 👇

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Here is the codepen demo from video above If you have absolutely NO IDEA where to begin with something like this checkout my GSAP course bundle. I have an entire FREE beginner's course and a super end of year sale going on now for my premium GSAP course bundle.

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And be sure to view the original animation at

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Hopefully, better late than never, but it's worth mentioning that the entire site was designed and built by @Toy_Fight. Be sure to check out their portfolio of amazing, award-winning work!

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Thank you Carl for the awesome tutorials ya do will try this out! Kinda funny yrs ago when first saw your videos i thought you made up the words tween & tweening etc & that this guy is wild just making up his own language 😄 anyways Happy New yr 🎉

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Thx for the kind note! Happy New year to you too!

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Amazing 🤩

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Thx. Happy New Year!

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the worst accessibily gsap could ever offer on there landing page 😮‍💨

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