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Houssam Mrabet

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@HoussamMrabet · Morocco

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Passionate problem-solver constantly learning new technologies and contributing to open source.

Skills Distribution
DomainUI/UX & Crea...Web Animation & Mo.. (60%)Frontend Framework.. (15%)Web Application Se.. (15%)Visual Design & Ty.. (10%)

Agent Skills by Houssam Mrabet

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Frequently Asked Questions About Houssam Mrabet

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What tasks can I accomplish using Houssam Mrabet's skills?▼

You can build GSAP animations including tweens, timelines, scroll-triggered pinning, draggable elements, and SplitText effects; optimize animations for 60fps; integrate GSAP with React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, and Svelte; review code against OWASP Top 10:2025 and ASVS 5.0; and get frontend visual design and typography direction.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

Frontend developers and web engineers building animated interfaces in React, Vue, Svelte, or vanilla JavaScript, plus developers reviewing code for web application security vulnerabilities and designers seeking intentional, non-templated visual direction for new or reshaped UIs.

How do the GSAP skills work in practice?▼

Each skill targets a specific GSAP area: core tweens and easing, timeline sequencing, ScrollTrigger scroll-linked animation, plugin registration, performance optimization, gsap.utils helpers, and framework-specific integration with proper lifecycle cleanup in React (useGSAP) or Vue/Svelte (onMounted/onDestroy).

Are these skills free and open source?▼

Yes. All eight GSAP skills are released under the MIT license. The frontend-design skill's complete terms are provided in its LICENSE.txt file, and the owasp-security skill is openly available in the public repository.

What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼

The GSAP skills assume a JavaScript project using GSAP, optionally within React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, or SvelteKit. The owasp-security skill declares Read, Grep, and Glob as allowed tools for inspecting codebases during security reviews.