gsap-core

To create a timeline for sequencing animations, use GSAP core timeline methods to chain tweens and apply staggered sequences. This enables complex animation stories across DOM and SVG elements with precise timing control.

Yes, GSAP core tween methods including to, from, fromTo, and set are framework-agnostic. They work seamlessly with vanilla JavaScript, React, Vue, and Svelte to animate DOM and SVG elements.

Integrate GSAP core with ScrollTrigger and gsap.matchMedia() to handle scroll-driven animations and responsive behavior. This approach manages viewport-specific animations and respects accessibility considerations like reduced-motion scenarios.

Yes, GSAP core supports transform aliases for tweens and includes accessibility considerations. You can use gsap.matchMedia() to detect reduced-motion scenarios and adjust or disable DOM animations accordingly.

GSAP core provides a framework-agnostic way to create precise, performant animations using tween methods and timelines. It avoids raw CSS transition limitations by providing complex staggering, sequencing, and fine-grained control over DOM and SVG animations.

Use GSAP core defaults within your timeline configuration to set default animation properties for multiple tweens. This applies shared camelCase properties and transform aliases across all included tweens for consistent animation behavior.