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Figma to Webflow for Property Development
Stack & Technologies:
• Figma - Design reference
• Webflow - Development
• GSAP - Advanced animations
• Swiper.js - Custom sliders
• Javascript - Custom functionalities
Services Delivered:
• Pixel-perfect Webflow development
• Custom interactive sliders with Swiper.js
• Custom Javascript for advanced functionalities
• Fully responsive across all devices
• Advanced animations with GSAP
• Web optimization
Result:
A refined architecture and construction website. Built with sophisticated animations to showcase their current projects and hands-on approach to crafting thoughtful architectural homes through close collaboration with homeowners and architects.
Link:
https://folar.com.au/
Excellent work! The combination of pixel-perfect Webflow development, GSAP animations, and custom interactions creates a polished, premium experience. It's a great example of translating a Figma design into a fast, responsive website without compromising on quality or detail. 👏
Excellent Design!
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