For most projects, reach for GSAP if you need complex, timeline-based, or scroll-triggered animation, paired with Lenis for smooth scroll. Reach for Motion or React Spring if you're already in React. If a designer is building the animation rather than a developer coding it, Rive supports real interactivity, Theatre.js adds a visual timeline editor, and LottieFiles handles simple play-once animations. Animate.css and Auto-Animate need no animation code at all.
Timace is not only a directory. Every tool it tracks can be dropped into something you are building. A free account keeps what you make.
Pick the categories your project needs and choose real tools for each one, with these tools in the mix.
Open the builderGroup these tools with everything else you actually use, and share the stack as a page.
Browse stacksWrite out the steps of a job you do repeatedly and place these tools at the step they belong to.
Browse workflowsKeep these tools in a named list, and let the Intelligence Feed surface news about them.
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