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3 Animated pages design - React + GSAP
when I saw it was built in GSAP I thought let's quit it and find another one.
but I knew that thought - it gives you a very valid reason to escape from hard work.
so i chose it and make it and learned too many insightful details about complex animations that depends on each other.
i thought GSAP is just like Motion so i don't have to learn it, but it's a freaking game changer.
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Thank you to all 20 of you who voted on the two concepts 🏄🏼♀️ It was close: 55% chose light and playful and 45% chose softer and calmer.
The final version mixes the two moods. Its bright colors are from the playful first concept. From the second one, it took the serif headline and the product preview on the first screen.
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Every parent comes with one question: 'Is this the right place for my child?' So the first screen answers it with the product itself. Parents see the lesson schedule and the AI summary they get after each lesson.
Now it's your turn 👇🏻 What would you keep from this version? And what would you change?
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