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Cyber Division is an international research and development company.We are looking to bring a new identity and experience through implementing GSAP by Greensock to our website to make it more advanced and provide our users/clients with a new immersive flow that will showcase our history and achievements.Our new brand identity and UI/UX Design are done within our creative departments who pieced together all the required assets and elements to define the direction of the website when it comes to animating it.We have also pieced together a moodboard for the animations that we want to implement into the website and we are willing to assist through multiple calls and meetings throughout the journey of the creation of this website.The website is currently being developed using Next Js through two developers in our development department.What we have ready as pages to be animated are :- Landing Page- Contact PageAnd the website consists of more than 4 pages.If you think you are a good fit for this short-term position please apply and keep in mind that we have more projects to come that will require the GSAP expertise.
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Front End Dev wanted for super funky straightforward website build
Sebastian Anything posted a topic in Jobs & Freelance
Hi there lovely developer community. I‘m looking for a front end dev to do a cool little website project. It’s something along the lines of: https://croing.com/ It’s just a one pager with 2 other pages. The rest is external links. It’s pretty simple/straightforward in general, I think. But it has some 3D obj or fbx elements which need to spin around and the site should have nice transitions, UI/ rollover animations and feel fluent/responsive. If you know what I mean? I’m a creative designer. Not a developer but I imagine it's WebGL using ThreeJS or some sorts. I have figma design and all the 3D assets etc. ready to go If you are interested please get in touch Thank you very much Sebastian -
Question regarding IP of animations... Hello everybody I spent 30 hours on an animation, which has got not too shabby at all. =) How can I make sure that the animation code is not used without permission by other people right after they right-click on my website and copy paste it out? Is there a way to secure/protect the .JS containing the GSAP code or is it basically "fair game" for copycats? Best regards, Matt
