We’ve created an SVG and animated it using GreenSock in my previous tutorial,
but what if we wanted the animation to only trigger when the user scrolls past a certain point of the website?

We’ve created an SVG and animated it using GreenSock in my previous tutorial,
but what if we wanted the animation to only trigger when the user scrolls past a certain point of the website?
Have you seen the redesigned Squarespace 7 Cover pages landing page? Pretty cool effect, huh?
Now that we’ve created our SVG, lets try to animate it using GreenSock.
In short we will animate Ihatetomatoes logo to look exactly like my YouTube introduction clip.
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Let’s explore how Google created this nice animation.
Have you ever tried to animate SVGs using GreenSock? The latest addition to the Greensock plugin library makes animating SVGs a breeze.
In this article I want to share where and how front-end developers can start with creating SVGs.