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Day 1 of 30 in my Webflow challenge
Koffi
I built this mini landing page with an element pop-in sequence, image auto-bounce, and card move effects. The focus was frankly on animating the cards in a way that allowed it to be moved randomly at any point within the section easily, and on a clean layout.
Here is what went into it:
Created a pop-in load animation
Hover animations for all CTA buttons with neo-brutalism
Hero-image auto-bounce
Card component auto-animation with click-drag ability to any position on the section
Shake animation for Mobile devices targeting the card components
Responsive build across all devices
Link here: challenges-30.webflow.io/koffi
I am currently open to freelance projects, contract roles, and full-time positions (remote or hybrid). I build in Webflow, design in Figma, and I deliver fast without cutting corners.
If you're a business owner, startup founder, or innovator, and you need someone who treats your website projects as if their own business were on the line and delivers on business goals.
Let's talk on a call here: https://cal.com/onyebuchi-omoigberale/30min
DM me or drop a comment. I respond to everyone.
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/juQoefjaMZk
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