JuicyDisorder

Hey @Rodrigo Thank you for your response and the recommended resources. I've already checked out the article in the GSAP Learning Center about Webflow. However, I have a specific question: If I host the GSAP Club Scripts myself, won't they be publicly accessible as well? In that case, I'd need to find a way to restrict access so that it's only possible from my clients' domains, right? I just want to make sure that by hosting the scripts, I don’t violate any GSAP terms of use or guidelines. I am really keen on doing everything correctly and leveraging the full capabilities of GSAP in my projects, without breaking any rules. Thanks again for your help and the great resources. I'm looking forward to learning more and applying this in my work. Happy Tweening!

Hello GSAP Community, as a freelance-based Webflow web designer and developer. I'm looking to enhance my Webflow projects with GSAP animations and have several queries, especially regarding the use of my GSAP Premium membership and its implementation in live projects. As I understand, GSAP Club Files are not supposed to be hosted publicly. How can I best achive hosting these files so that only accesses from my clients' domains are possible? Is there a method to limit access to the GSAP files so that only requests from specific client domains are allowed, ensuring both security and cost-efficiency? I would greatly appreciate any general recommendations and best practices for integrating GSAP into Webflow projects in a freelance setting. Any tips or shared experiences are welcome.