Learn GSAP with Real Code Examples

Fade in/out elements on page load

Slide elements along X/Y axes with easing

Morph SVG shapes

Scroll-triggered animations using ScrollTrigger

Animate 3D objects in Three.js scenes

Ensure GSAP is properly imported

Check selectors target correct elements

Verify plugin registration for extended functionality

Use console logs for callbacks and events

Inspect CSS conflicts that may override animations

Check animation performance across browsers

Use GSDevTools to inspect timelines

Test callbacks and event triggers

Validate scroll triggers and responsive layouts

Monitor frame rate and animation smoothness

Include via npm build process

Use CDN for quick prototypes

Bundle with Vite, Webpack, or Parcel

Deploy on static hosting (Netlify, Vercel)

Ensure plugin availability for commercial builds

GSDevTools - visual timeline inspector

ScrollTrigger - scroll-based animations

MorphSVG - advanced SVG morphing

TextPlugin - text animation effects

SplitText - split text into characters/words for animation

Three.js for 3D animations

PixiJS for canvas/WebGL 2D animations

React and React Three Fiber

Vue, Angular, Svelte for reactive UI animations

Lottie for JSON-based animations

Reuse timelines and tweens

Use plugins for complex effects

Debug with GSDevTools

Optimize DOM and GPU-heavy properties

Modularize animations for maintainability

Complex timeline management

Performance optimization for heavy DOM

Synchronizing multiple animation layers

Plugin integration and registration

Cross-browser smoothness and timing consistency