The GreenSock Animation Platform is a powerful JavaScript library for animating HTML elements in the browser. In this course, you will go beyond the basics of GreenSock animation as Envato Tuts+ instructor Craig Campbell takes you on a tour of the plugins that ship with GSAP.
If you haven't used GreenSock before, or want to get some practical experience, check out these GreenSock courses:
1.Introduction2 lessons, 03:33
2 lessons, 03:33
1.1Introduction00:35
1.1
Introduction
00:35
1.2The Plugins02:58
1.2
The Plugins
02:58
2.Animating HTML Attributes With AttrPlugin4 lessons, 33:09
4 lessons, 33:09
2.1Quick Review06:32
2.1
Quick Review
06:32
2.2Tweening SVG Shapes08:13
2.2
Tweening SVG Shapes
08:13
2.3Setting Up Your SVG09:46
2.3
Setting Up Your SVG
09:46
2.4Tweening Attributes08:38
2.4
Tweening Attributes
08:38
3.Animating on a Curve With the Bezier Plugin3 lessons, 27:48
3 lessons, 27:48
3.1Animating in a Circle14:27
3.1
Animating in a Circle
14:27
3.2Bezier Properties07:00
3.2
Bezier Properties
07:00
3.3More Curves06:21
3.3
More Curves
06:21
4.Animating JavaScript Color Properties2 lessons, 20:27
2 lessons, 20:27
4.1Tweening Properties10:11
4.1
Tweening Properties
10:11
4.2Animating a Gradient10:16
4.2
Animating a Gradient
10:16
5.Animating Text Changes With TextPlugin1 lesson, 08:02
1 lesson, 08:02
5.1Animating Text08:02
5.1
Animating Text
08:02
6.Animating CSS Rules2 lessons, 16:47
2 lessons, 16:47
6.1Starting From Scratch06:58
6.1
Starting From Scratch
06:58
6.2Animating the Rule09:49
6.2
Animating the Rule
09:49
7.Directional Rotation3 lessons, 30:20
3 lessons, 30:20
7.1Directional Rotation Basics10:32
7.1
Directional Rotation Basics
10:32
7.2Random Rotation08:19
7.2
Random Rotation
08:19
7.3Return on Hover11:29
7.3
Return on Hover
11:29
8.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:42
1 lesson, 00:42
8.1Final Thoughts00:42
8.1
Final Thoughts
00:42
Craig has been doodling on computers since the first time he opened Paintbrush in Windows 3.0 in 1990. Since then,
he has constantly sought new and exciting ways to make
beautiful things on computers.