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A first look at a website we're designing and building in Webflow.
Designed and built in code and running natively in Webflow, reusable across the site.
it reacts to mouse hover (not captured on this video)
The node-based hover preview is a great way to hint at the interaction without overexplaining it. I like that the system looks reusable too—the motion feels like part of the site architecture, not a one-off flourish.
Building this natively in Webflow rather than faking it with a Lottie embed is the harder route but it shows, the hover reactivity alone tells me it's real code underneath. How's performance holding up with that many nodes reacting live?
Native in Webflow and reusable across the site is the part that matters here, a lot of these hover grid effects end up as one off Lottie files nobody can touch again. Curious what the hover state actually does.
the little blue hover block is cool.
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