Animating shaders with GSAP and WebGL can be tricky to wrap your head around, but this guide by Andrea Biason and Adoratorio Studio will give you a clear path through it.

A beautifully structured walkthrough of ripples, reveals, and dynamic blur effects: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102374

Our friends at Anima asked us to try out their new Link to Code tool — so we took the chance to play with the Codrops layout a bit 😄

The results? Fast iteration, clean React/Tailwind code, and a lot of creative fun.

Read the full experiment: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=100572

From thread to code: NITEX weaves fashion, design, and technology into a single digital fabric.

Spring/Summer shares how they built a brand and platform redefining fashion’s supply chain: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/10/nitex-building-a-brand-and-digital-platform-for-fashions-new-supply-chain/

If you’ve ever wanted your WordPress carousels to spin in real 3D, our friends at Droip show how to make it happen using only their visual editor.

Learn how to build a circular marquee that orbits in space: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102835

An epic collaboration in every sense: Clay Boan's new portfolio was built by a dream team blending 3D, WebGL, and GSAP into something deeply personal and alive.

Proof that when the right people come together, magic happens: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=101496

What started as "I need to update my portfolio" turned into a maximalist playground of glitches, ASCII art, and motion mayhem.

Eloy Benoffi takes us behind the design and the GSAP code powering his bold new portfolio: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102510

Want to level up your scroll animations?

This deep dive into OPTIKKA’s build by Zajno shows how moving from HTML5 video to frame sequences delivers smoother motion, sharper visuals, and complete creative control: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=103024

Today on Codrops we're shining a light on Fragments by Ben McCormick, a super cool platform that helps you learn creative coding with shaders through play, remixing, and hands-on exploration.

If you love generative art or Three.js, this one's for you: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/17/fragments-a-platform-for-learning-creative-coding-with-shaders/

When you stop treating a website as pages and start treating it as a space, everything changes.

At Forged, Michael Modena built an epic WebGPU-powered workshop where light, motion, and story all share the same engine.

Built from the ground up in six weeks.

Read the full story: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/20/from-garage-to-browser-forged-build-and-the-webgpu-revolution/

Step inside the creative world of Daria Nevezhyna, a designer redefining how we experience products online.

Her vision turns digital configurators into living, emotional spaces that connect design, art, and technology.

Read her story: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102148

Ever met a portfolio that malfunctions on purpose?

Designer Xianyao Wei built Weisdevice — a glitchy 3D world where an imperfect robot, hand-painted textures, and reactive sound bring emotion to code.

Dive into the fascinating story: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/22/weisdevice-crafting-a-glitched-out-world-between-2d-3d-and-sound/

Redesigning your own studio is the hardest brief.

FUTURE THREE® rebuilt their brand, refined their process, and pushed Webflow + GSAP to new limits — crafting motion that feels alive and purposeful.

Read the case: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/23/a-studio-reborn-future-three-and-the-art-of-self-redesign/

“Design and code aren’t opposites — they’re different parts of the same story.”
Abhishek Jha explores how intuition, storytelling, and experimentation fuel his ever-evolving creative practice.

Read his story: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/24/the-human-side-of-the-interface-abhishek-jhas-art-of-storytelling-through-design/

Sometimes the best code comes from happy accidents.

Serhii Polyvanyi and BL/S® share how a simple shader test evolved into a hypnotic, organic motion effect: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/25/dissecting-a-wavy-shader-sine-refraction-and-serendipity/

Boring Sunday?

Light up your creative brain with a fresh batch of fine motion shots 🔥

Get inspired: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=103409

Ever wondered how animation libraries actually handle motion?

Willy Brauner breaks it down, sharing the story behind Interpol, a low-level tweening library and the lessons learned while building it.

Read the full article: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/27/interpol-a-low-level-take-on-tweening-and-motion/

From rank tracking to AI analysis, structured search data really does change the game.

Instead of wrangling captchas and proxies, plug into SerpApi and get consistent results fast.

We cover Google, Maps, Amazon, step by step: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/28/using-search-data-apis-for-faster-prototyping/

That “whoa” zoom effect from Telescope? 😍

Joffrey Spitzer rebuilt the core idea step-by-step with GSAP: ScrollSmoother + ScrollTrigger, split text reveal, masked hero, layered zoom.

It’s simple, elegant, and easy to follow: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/10/29/building-a-layered-zoom-scroll-effect-with-gsap-scrollsmoother-and-scrolltrigger/

We're excited to shine a light on Karim Maaloul today!

He's a true creative force who turns art, design, and code into living, playful experiences. His work reminds us why the web is still a place for wonder!

Read his journey from illustration to immersive experiences: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102888

October brought us 21 new gems in the Webzibition, our curated gallery of inspiring websites. 💫

Come explore the latest beautiful creations from across the web: https://tympanus.net/codrops/webzibition/

Today we’re shining a light on Forged, the creative studio founded by Michael Modena.

With a custom WebGPU engine, they’re bringing cinematic, real-time worlds to the web.

Dive into the full spotlight: https://tympanus.net/codrops/?p=102797