If you’re a web developer, you know that animations can make or break a user experience. A well-placed animation can guide users, add personality, ...
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This was a very practical and useful article! 🎉
Using the right animations in web projects can truly transform the user experience and bring life to the projects.
The list you provided was very comprehensive and accurate, especially tools like GSAP and Anime.js, which are always among my top choices.
I believe in 2025, the use of these tools will grow even more, as animations are no longer just for aesthetics but have become a crucial part of user interactions.
Thank you for sharing this amazing list 🙌
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment Mahdi! I couldn’t agree more, animations have evolved beyond just aesthetics, they now play a crucial role in enhancing user interactions and overall experience.
GSAP and Anime.js are definitely game-changers, and I’m excited to see how they continue to shape web development in 2025! 🚀
Appreciate your support, and I’m glad you found the list useful! 🙏🏻
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I used lottie. Animations are beautiful.
Cool. What are extensions to implement Javascript's codes ?
There are many on Visual Code but I just need efficient to test my code on Firefox browser.
Great question! If you're looking for efficient extensions to test JavaScript code on Firefox using Visual Studio Code, here are a few recommendations:
1️⃣ Debugger for Firefox – Allows you to debug JavaScript code directly in VS Code with Firefox’s developer tools.
2️⃣ Live Server – Runs your project in a local development server and automatically refreshes changes.
3️⃣ Quokka.js – A real-time code execution tool that shows results as you type.
4️⃣ ESLint – Helps catch JavaScript errors and enforces best practices.
For testing in the Firefox browser specifically, the Firefox Developer Edition is also a great choice, as it comes with enhanced dev tools.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need more suggestions.
Thank you too much. I would give you feedback tomorrow. But noting worth I have yet installed Live server. It tests only CSS and HTML on browsers.
OK. It works. Debugger for Firefox ! But I have some another problems.
Firstly, why each time I wrote in Javascript, document.getElementsByClassName("specified class").innerHTML="text";
with the class in the body, it doesn't work ?
I was enforced to use id instead of class to have expected results. Why by class doesn't work ?
Anybody know of a free alternative to the gsap.splitText feature?
Great question! If you're looking for a free alternative to GSAP's SplitText feature, you can try using JavaScript’s built-in
split()method along with CSS andspanelements to manually break up text. Another option is thelettering.jslibrary, which helps with text splitting for animations. If you're working with React,react-split-textcould also be useful.Let me know what you're trying to achieve, and I’d be happy to suggest a more tailored solution! 😊
Try:
split-text
Good 👍
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for this great list, I'll start using animations from this websites so I don't need to code them myself and also can do complex animations
You're very welcome! 😊 That sounds like a great plan! Using animations from these libraries can save you a lot of time while still allowing you to create complex and stunning effects effortlessly. Let me know if you need any tips on implementation
Great list. Thank you.
You're welcome 🙏🏻 I'm glad you found it helpful 💙
Thanks it was good infor
You're welcome 🙏🏻