Master SVG and JavaScript animation by creating an animated eCard while learning about GreenSock and effective web animation techniques.
This course teaches you how to create an animated eCard using JavaScript and SVG. Perfect for front-end developers, UI/UX designers, or animation fans, you'll dive into SVG graphics and the powerful GreenSock library through a fun, hands-on project-based approach.
Create an animated eCard with just JavaScript and SVG in record time
If you're a front-end developer, UI/UX designer or just a general web animation enthusiast you'll benefit from the techniques taught in this course. We use a project-based approach to introduce you to the SVG graphics format and GreenSock Animation Platform--possibly the most powerful and performant javascript animation library available today.
While building a complex animated greeting card, you'll learn:
• Why SVG is a hot commodity today
• The benefits of using SVG
• About SVG shapes and custom tags
• How to include SVG on a web page
• How to organize SVG elements for web animation
• What the GreenSock Animation Platform is
• Make sense of GreenSock's different bundles and which to use
• The GreenSock API and its six basic tweening functions
• All about timelines and how they work in GreenSock
• How to break down the SVG project into scenes
• How to create catchy, impressive animations piece-by-piece
• How to use timelines to organize your entire animation sequences
• And much more...
All project files with full source code will be made available to you at each step of the animation process. Learn valuable skills that will benefit you through out your career or open up a whole new world of creative expression if you're a hobbyist or enthusiast.
Understand SVG and the benefits of using it today
Embed SVG on a web page and organize SVG elements for web animation
Gain hands-on experience with the GreenSock Animation Platform and how to animate anything with it
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Short VersionSiggy, as friends and enemies call him, is a FullStack JavaScript Developer with over 15 years of web development experience. At work he also happens to be the developer who can also draw, so inevitably always gets handed the dry-erase marker during design sessions.The Whole NineSiggy was born many moons ago as an artist, got in trouble for drawing...
nice explanation
Outdated. Although techniques are the same, just require a bit more effort to refactor the deprecated code.
The course is great but it's a little outdated.
useful
Great course! Quick and easy to follow.
It was a good experience with a good teacher, but it is teaching an old version GSAP. I started this course a few years ago but quit, because nothing was working for me and I didn't know why. After gaining more experience in web development, and more confidence in figuring out why things don't work, I came back to this course determined to figure out what I needed to, and am now familiar with current GSAP syntax and I feel a little proud of myself for getting things to work despite the lack of updates from the instructor, and I appreciate that he left a note that he would not be updating it. I learned from the course anyway.
Excellent course to learn about greensock
The course could have been so much better if it was updated. Unfortunately, it's not, and some things you'll need to google or struggle trying to make them work. Other than that, it's not a bad introduction to GSAP and SVG for beginners.
It's a good learning source. Good and clear explanations. Quick reply whenever it was needed. However it is somewhat outdated, and you might have to do some research into how to make it work with more modern syntax. Overall a great first introduction to GSAP and what it can do.
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Adithya M. V.
Too outdated.