Small Animation Guide
Hey, I'm doing web Animations and UI for the past 3 years
And here's a simple guide to choosing the right animation library based on the type of animation you want to make as a beginner
- GSAP
For scroll driven experiences and complex UI interactions, can also pair up with other technologies
- Anime.Js
Perfect for SVGs, logos, icons, and vector based animations
- Motion
For Block based animation, React components, layout animations, and micro interactions
- React Spring
When you want smooth, natural animations powered by spring physics
- Matter.js
For real 2D physics simulations like collisions, gravity, and draggable objects
- Particles.js + GSAP
Great for interactive particle effects and animated backgrounds
- Three.js + GSAP
For immersive 3D websites, scenes, and camera animations
Designed this tactical wear website hero section in Figma
Experimented with adding more depth to the models to create a stronger visual impact
Rate it out of 10 so I can see how good it is
Map, Reduce & Filter are only Good for react specific operations on small data set
but for optimized calculations on large data and to reduce making extra arrays always go with loops
This is My submission
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Demo
I Built This Scroll Choreography Component using
@runable_hq All in one AI workspace
This is Highly Polished Scroll based animation, I have every built
Tech Stack Used
> Next Js
> Gsap
> Typescript