Team Roster
A team roster section where a column of group chips filters a horizontal card slider. Click someone and a dark blurred panel fades in over their photo with a short profile. Every card is the same size and carries a LinkedIn and an X link.
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How it's built.
Every card is the same size, on purpose. The obvious move on a roster slider is to grow the athlete you are on, but that shifts the whole strip every time you move and the layout never settles. Here the active person is marked one quiet way instead: their photo comes up to full colour while the others sit slightly desaturated. Nothing resizes, so the roster reads as one steady strip.
Filtering is the section's signature moment. The people leaving drop away faster than the new ones arrive, because leaving is a decision and arriving is the roster settling into place.
The track position always comes from the card index and the step width, never from measuring whichever card happens to sit under the viewport edge, so a resize or a filter change cannot drift the slider half a card off. Drag, the arrow keys and the chips all go through the same travel.
Clicking a card opens a panel over the photo, which is the one place a slider usually breaks: the same press can mean drag or open. The card's trigger checks whether the pointer actually moved before it opens anything, so a flick through the roster never leaves a panel behind. Opening also brings that card in from the edge first, because a bio half outside the frame is not worth reading.
What you'll need.
Install
- GSAP
- CustomEase
- Draggable
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Frequently asked
- Does Team Roster work with React and Vue?
- Team Roster ships as React (Next.js included), Vue 3 (Nuxt included), plain HTML/CSS/JS - the same animation in each format. The React version uses the official useGSAP hook with cleanup handled; the Vue version is a real single-file component with <script setup>.
- Do I need GSAP to use Team Roster?
- Yes. Team Roster is built on GSAP directly, and GSAP has been 100% free for commercial use, including every plugin, since version 3.13. The component page lists exactly what to install.
- Can I customize Team Roster without editing code?
- Team Roster exposes 6 tunable controls in the Customize panel on this page - drag the values, watch the live preview respond, and the code you copy carries your exact settings.
- Is Team Roster free?
- Team Roster is part of the Annnimate Library, a paid subscription (from EUR 20/month billed quarterly, or EUR 199/year). The live preview and customization run free on this page; the paste-ready code is for members.
- What if Team Roster is not right for my project?
- Annnimate comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If Team Roster or the library does not fit your project, reply to your receipt within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked.
- Can I use Team Roster in client projects?
- Yes. The Annnimate license covers commercial and client work - ship Team Roster on as many projects as you build, with no attribution required.
- Does Team Roster respect prefers-reduced-motion?
- Yes. Every Annnimate component handles prefers-reduced-motion via gsap.matchMedia, so users who opt out of motion get an effectively instant, readable state.
