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TLDR; people seem to like this circular text with movement, so I thought I'd try and see if I couldn't hack in WF. I did. This is that.

Powered by circletype.js, it's a little wonky and weird with regards to how it's sized... but it works. Includes interactions for page load, scrolling through sections, and for page transitions.

Clone away, and let me know what you think in the comments!

Trendy AF Circular Text

Was a little worried that I wasn't going to be able to achieve this effect; the left rail of photos moving with the slider, the text being yellow over the images... it all seemed impossible.

But, as I am constantly finding out, nothing is impossible in Webflow. Made purely with CSS, Interactions, and alot of messing about. Particularly proud of some of the smaller viewport accommodations.

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.

Strive, "Plaid Dress": https://dribbble.com/shots/6711696-Plaid-Dress

Dynamic Hero Slider! - Dribbble Series ft. Strive

Hey everyone! Just playing with some super simple headline highlight effects, and thought I'd share them with you! Enjoy!

Headline Highlight + Display on Load/Scroll/Click

Hey everyone!

I've been seeing this nifty trend on Dribbble wherein the top nav has this transparent area around an indicator on the active state so that you can see whatever is behind the link (i.e., image, color, etcetera). However, what I haven't seen is what these sections might look like when interacted with, or as the user goes down a page. So, I built it out for fun, and I've included a super trendy vertical indicator, which indicates where the user in the page, just for kicks.

Thanks for taking a look, and let me know what you think in the comments!

Note: If you clone this project and want to add sections, you'll need to duplicate the 2.0 interaction and apply it to the new section, and add a new link block in the vertical nav that directs to the new section. Otherwise, duplicating this project is as easy as clicking the clone button!

Trendy Top Nav with Vertical Indicators

Trendy Top Nav with Vertical Nav Indicator