Give expressive branding a clear handoff to actual work so the opening is more than a logo treatment.
Animation library / 12 verified examples
GSAP website examples.
Explore verified GSAP website examples, from creative portfolios to architecture and brand sites, with practical notes on composition and motion-aware design.
Give every event the same essential fields so visitors can compare dates and destinations quickly.
Connect the service promise directly to a sample of the work, then distinguish the primary enquiry action.
Use small factual labels to orient visitors when the main identity treatment is abstract.
Use a concise introduction to frame a varied body of work without giving every project equal opening weight.
Pair a concise professional proposition with one small personal cue instead of a long biography.
Let a strong project image carry the opening frame while keeping the route to work immediately visible.
Use one landscape and a concise statement to create atmosphere before adding practical details.
Use one distinctive image to establish an identity, then provide a clear route to the studio’s work.
Treat project photography as the main content and let a small introduction establish the practice.
Use a portrait as a structural element, leaving a calm area for the introductory text.
Reserve a clear central area for the proposition when the background itself has strong detail.
What to look for
Study the static hierarchy first, then visit the live site to explore motion. Keep navigation and essential content usable with reduced motion. GSAP is an animation library that can work alongside a builder, CMS or framework.
How this collection is verified
Each example loads the GSAP core library and contains an actual GSAP animation or timeline call in the page or a site script. Plugin registration alone does not qualify. This identifies GSAP use; it does not prove that GSAP creates every visible effect, or establish accessibility or performance quality. Evidence expires after 90 days or a change to the website link. Screenshots may show an earlier design.











