For a while I have wanted to learn how to created slanted edges and shapes with CSS for sections and also things like tool-tips etc. Well here is a quick cloneable project you can use to learn and apply "Clip-Path" in CSS to any of your sections. I also left some quick resources at the bottom to help you even further. Thanks to Kevin Powell on YouTube for his demonstration. It inspired me to make a cloneable project for anyone who was thinking the same thing I was. Just seemed like a hack-job to be rotating whole sections with transform inside of Webflow as opposed to properly adding a bit of CSS. Anyhow, I hope this helps!

Slanted Edges with CSS

Prototype from late 2017 that uses fullpage.js for section 'snap'.

*There are a few bugs / clean up items I never had a chance to address - The list below is what I remember (not exhaustive):

1) Optimizations For Mobile (making the title a link, cross-browser testing, etc.)   
 
2) Improved Performance (Firefox)

Diagonal Snap Scroll

Adds scroll trigger functionality to Webflow's native slider via a simple script in footer. 

Details:

- Cross-browser compatible
- Binds the script’s wheel event within a specific div (via div ID).
- Includes debounce function to ensure the next/prev slide trigger is fired only once per scroll event.

Change Slide On Scroll Utility

Cards 2.0 are Symbol based Framework/UI Kit for quick design or wireframe of your next landing page project. 100+ symbols/elements ready for design or hi-fidelity wireframe for any UI/UX designers or developers out there. The main goal of this project is to help you - Webflow users - with creating beautiful landing pages or wireframes within minutes directly in Webflow with ready to be published code. All again with a coded styleguide for all the main typography elements (H1-H6, links, paragraphs etc.) buttons, tags you name it. 

What you get/Package overview:

50 New Cards as Webflow Symbols (in 2 versions Dark and Light = 100+ Symbols)
3 Complete landing pages in 2 versions
Symbols for Hero sections, Features, Testimonials, Pricing, Team, Blog and more.
Ready for all 4 responsive breakpoint 
Cards from v1.0 recreated into a new structure
All cards in Sketch file

Happy Cloning! 🎉

Cards 2.0 - Framework/UI Kit

2d map, 3d globe, and geolocation utility that you can copy to your projects, with locations added from a collection. Uses https://www.webglearth.com/ or https://leafletjs.com/

Component: geo-components

100% Webflow built. 

This an original concept from Nathan Riley on Dribbble. He has a ton of creative and inspiring work and I highly recommend checking out his profile. 

The photographs are from OuiWill.com, one of my favorite creative agencies.

Parallax Hover Interaction

**UPDATE**
New Countdown timer coming soon to https://codecrumbs.co
- Allows Multiple Countdowns with only 1 class
- Change each deadline by attribute for flexibility
- 3 lines of code for you (in total 😁)

I've been looking for a countdown timer that I could easily integrate into Webflow and stumbled across this simple script that made it possible. I forget the author on CodePen (I'm sorry), but I figured I would share the project in case this can help you too. 

It's really easy to add and style into your own project. The numbers have separate ID's for "Days", "Hours", "Minutes" and of course "Seconds". To change the time just go into the javascript under "Custom Code" for this page and change the date. It will be written like so: "2018-09-28-00" (pretty sure, you'll see it).

Then style the classes as you wish! 🤙🏻

Updated: 08-03-2018 (Javascript code works for all browsers).

Project Countdown

Smooth and perfect accordion using Javascript (jQuery) plus a thorough video tutorial (new one coming soon!) on how to customize it and copy it into your own existing project!

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*UPDATED: 03-15-2022
The entire code was redone and now made much simpler for you.  New settings object that allows you to change all the classes, set functional options like anchoring & scroll-to-top for active items, animation speed and more within one place. You don't have to touch any of the "codey" stuff.

You can also use your own icon for the accordion now as well instead of controlling that with CSS like before. Hope you enjoy it!

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Happy designing! 😉
-Noah

Perfect Accordion

Comparing 6 different approaches to achieving momentum / inertia scrolling. 

Version 1: SmoothScrolling.JS
Version 2: Luxy.JS
Version 3: Rolly.JS
Version 4: Tweenmax.JS (Greensock)
Version 5: Vanilla JS (A)
Version 6: Vanilla JS (B)

*Make sure you preserve the native scrollbar (ie don't use virtual scroll option) when project contains IX2 scroll-based interactions.

*These are proof of concepts that may need further tweaking/optimizing (especially for mobile browsers). In addition, they override native scrolling behavior which can result in unintended consequences - especially on older browsers.

Inertia / Momentum Scrolling

Enjoy playing this interactive Mario Maze Game built entirely in Webflow with no code. Feel free to clone and inspect the project.

mario-maze-game

Built in Webflow, a scroll controlled interaction. Liked the idea that see an excerpt from a book, you'd have to scroll.

Haven't tried Webflow yet!? Try it here: http://bit.ly/2zey7dS

Book Interaction Experiment

magic-template

Unlimited design for startups to enterprises.

The Webflow Editor is pretty intuitive, but that doesn't mean clients couldn't use a handy reference work on it. Which is why I built this site, and am now making it free to clone. 

So go ahead: clone it, customize it, share it with your clients. 

And if you or your clients have feedback on how I could make it even more useful, please let me know!

The client's guide to the Webflow Editor

Webfonic Solids

Hey so I was cleaning through my dashboard and found this cool little interactions homepage site based on the idea of a "cutout" window which looks through the screen into different projects, there are A MILLION AWESOME applications of this idea which is why I made it available to clone, if you do come up with something comment a link here? 

It's super glitchy and not at all smooth because it's just a v1 prototype but if people like it I might make it into an actual site :) 

LIKE, CLONE, COMMENT!

Arthur

FREEBIE: Interactions experiment

Code Cards is a card game that teaches you how to code whilst allowing you to go outside, have fun with friends or just take a break!

Georgy Alaverdyan

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