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Learn how to create an "ultra gradient" in Webflow. This cloneable is based on Fons Mans' Twitter thread (https://twitter.com/fonsmans/status/1569708218351247366). He wrote a tutorial for Figma and I tried to create it in Webflow without any imported shapes or images.

YouTube Tutorial: https://youtu.be/8ZHsLochLFA

Ultra Gradients in Webflow (Cloneable)

I found the effect on the iPhone 14 Pro (2022) site (the site is deleted by Apple every year if a new iPhone comes out.). 

Watch the Tutorial to see how I build the effect: https://youtu.be/w0tJnjrRTlg

Apple like Text Gradient Scroll Effect (iPhone 14 Pro Page)

My YouTube Webflow community asked for a nice grid design as a tutorial, so I recreated Vitaa Architects' Journal section as an example: have a look at the original website here: vitaarchitecture.com/journal

They didn't use css grid for their layout but I found it is a perfect use case for it. 
The grid contains several collection lists which are always limited to one item. This allowed me to create a more varied grid design.  

I also use a fluid design system. It scales down the grid on the desktop breakpoint from 1600px downwards. The custom CSS for this is written in the global-css embed.

Watch the tutorial here: https://youtu.be/9plbrIo4lfM

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Free Grid Design Template (CMS ready)

Watch the YouTube tutorial here (german): 
https://youtu.be/VaVwYP5-nnk

Website Mobile Navigation (user friendly)

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