A quick project celebrating the first commercial rocket launch with a crew!

Falcon 9 History in The Making

My portfolio website featuring my design projects, photography and blog/tutorials.

Portfolio

A beautiful and elegant portfolio showcasing writings and poems.

Elisabeth's Writings

I found the easiest method to do this. Refer to the custom code section to see what was changed. This method should work with all the notched iPhones (iPhone X, XS, 11, 11 Pro, etc).

Bottom Nav for iPhone X+

A straight forward hero section that you can use to showcase product screen shots.

A Hero Section That Slaps

I managed to make this project with just jpgs, svgs, a gif, and Webflow interactions. There is no custom code!

Clone away, and let me know what you think in the comments, or if you're interested in knowing how I made this project come to life.

synthwave-mix

I found Duncan Hamra's solution (https://webflow.com/website/Sticky-On-Scroll) and recreated it using CSS only.

This setup should work on all modern browsers as far as I'm aware. I used CSS Grid for alignment which won't work on older browsers.

Sticky on Scroll with Pure CSS

Memberstack is a designer-friendly membership platform that works with Webflow.

Thanks so much to everyone who hit the 💙 Like button 💙 now others can discover MemberStack in the future. 400 likes and counting! We're officially on the "Most Liked" section! 

We can't wait to see what you create,
Team Memberstack ✌️

Memberstack.com - Memberships for Webflow

A dynamic before and after slider that is interactive on desktop and mobile. I did not write the code, but found out how to make it dynamic so clients can update themselves. 

Ideal for before and after images for cleaners, dentists, etc. Anything with a before and after!

Use the header and footer code on the main settings page under Custom code page if you intend to have the element on other pages.

To use on a static website, just replace the dynamic image fields with the image source address.

magicslider

UX Designer Portfolio

Wilson's Home

This is demo of some "sticky on scroll" elements I created completely within Webflow. I tried my best to explain how I did it, but I'm happy to answer any questions you have about the setup.

NOTE: This setup may not work in older browsers.

Wilson Lam

Skills