Create Amazing Animations with GreenSock
Offered By: egghead.io
Course Description
Overview
Animations attract the eye and add a higher level of engagement for your users. But they’re not easy to set up, and they don’t always look the way they should on every browser.
Greensock is the best platform available for creating performant, highly-customizable animations. This course will walk you through the features of Greensock, including how to:
animate an element
manually control an animation
animate between CSS classes
…and more, with cross-browser support to ensure your animations look sharp everywhere.
Greensock is the best platform available for creating performant, highly-customizable animations. This course will walk you through the features of Greensock, including how to:
animate an element
manually control an animation
animate between CSS classes
…and more, with cross-browser support to ensure your animations look sharp everywhere.
Syllabus
- Setup GreenSock as a Module with Parcel
- Animate and Center an Element to a Click Event with GreenSock
- Rotate an Element Based on Previous Values with GreenSock
- Create Animation Steps with GreenSock's Timeline
- Pause or Resume an Animation by Checking isActive with GreenSock
- Manually Control the Animation with progress in GreenSock
- Animate From a Variable Point with from and fromTo in GreenSock
- Control an Array of Elements with the Same Animation in GreenSock
- Stop Animations with killTweensOf and killAll in GreenSock
- Animate Between CSS Classes with GreenSock
- Spin Elements in 3d with GreenSock
- Control the Shared 3d Perspective of Multiple Elements with GreenSock
- Loop a Tween Forever Using Yoyo and Repeat with GreenSock
Taught by
John Lindquist
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