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Animating Figma's SVG Exports
When you're implementing a design that involves SVGs, you're pretty much always going to be using a generated piece of SVG code instead of hand-coding the SVG yourself. It's a lot easier to make SVGs in Figma than in code anyway, so why go the hard route?
SVG Course ➔ SvgAnimations: Interactive SVG Animations
An online, text-based course on everything SVGs and SVG animations. Includes topics from coding your own SVGs, animating paths, and animation performance.
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