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This is my first project with Webflow where I try to introduce my business using three.JS and animated scroll effects, including GSAP text effects and lenis smooth scrolling.
@Lorenz Wieseke nice work!
forgot to post the link ;)
it looks a bit different now but here it is: www.loviz.de
• Oct 27
@Lorenz Wieseke Wow, it is amazing!
@Lorenz Wieseke really cool, demonstrated a lot of thoughtful effects. Loved the lightbulb inversion trick.
@Lorenz Wieseke This looks amazing for a first Webflow project! 🎉 The GSAP text animations and smooth Lenis scrolling feel super polished. How was your experience integrating Three.js into Webflow?
@FlutterflowDevs to be honest I just used iframes first and then I switched to spline design. It is pretty easy to build interactions either through the integrated webflow component or using webhooks.
I made a tutorial if you are interested : https://youtu.be/UlhOf_HCWHs?si=pdOd-5qauDT8HtU6
@Lorenz Wieseke That’s awesome! 🙌 Thanks for sharing the insight — switching from iframes to Spline definitely sounds like a great move for smoother interactions. I’ll definitely check out your tutorial, it looks really helpful!
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