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GSAP - 3 sections - Animations only

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Aantonio-rodrigues
Last edited Jan 21, 2025
Created on Jan 21, 2025

Three text sections frame a hero video that animates open and expands using GSAP timelines. The page uses a video background that moves upward, then transitions from a narrow vertical strip to full width via `clipPath` animations. Surrounding decorative square columns and corner blocks slide up and outward, creating a layered reveal effect. The animations are triggered on load and are purely visual, with no scroll-based interaction.

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