Jumping into the #webflowchallenge with something a bit wild... a fully interactive website that’...

Jumping into the #webflowchallenge with something a bit wild... a fully interactive website that’...Jumping into the #webflowchallenge with something a bit wild... a fully interactive website that’...

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Curated by Tanner Notch for Motion Ocean

Matt Jedrzejewski

pro

• Nov 3

Jumping into the #webflowchallenge with something a bit wild... a fully interactive website that’s basically a playground for animation lovers.

From a punchy hero section (video) to tiny motion details, everything’s built in Rive and smoothly tied together in Webflow. It’s responsive, playful, and a little addictive to click around 💫

If you’re into motion design and interactive stuff, this one’s for you 👀 👉 Try it out here: www.animattor.co

webflowchallenge UX Design

FlutterflowDevs

pro

• Nov 4

@Matt Jedrzejewski This is such a fun and fluid experience — every little motion feels intentional and alive! Curious, how did you manage the performance side while combining so many Rive animations inside Webflow?

Matt Jedrzejewski

pro

• Nov 4

@FlutterflowDevs Thanks! Yes, performance is a super important aspect here, but Rive actually offers quite a few smart ways to reduce CPU usage (you can find them in documentation). With the right setup, you can nest multiple animations on a single page without slowing things down.