An interesting lesson on animations. I was worried folks wouldn't click through these tab links. But, analytics show it's the second-most engaged element on the page. I think people like seeing the animations in the tab panes, so they end up clicking through all of them.
I played a Christmas version of "I spy" with my son. You could only spy things on the Christmas tree. His clue was "black". After 20 or so guesses I said I give up and he said "the shadows inside the tree." He's playing chess and I'm playing checkers over here.
Thanks for the vote of confidence!
With Webflow IX! I thought of using Rive, but I'm still a bit intimidated by how different it is from what I'm used to. I need to figure it out though because I've heard Rive is more performant.
It was a lot of work to individually animate these cards and I second guessed myself on if it was worth it. But, I was doing a website report last week and saw this slider is the #1 thing users interact with. I think folks just like playing with the animations.
People often say the best opening lines of a book are "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Or "Call me Ishmael." But they're wrong.
It's "Every Who down in Who-ville liked Christmas a lot. But the Grinch, who lived just North of Who-ville, did not."
I've always tried to steer clients away from sliders. But just last week I was looking at heat maps of my org's site and it turns out the slider is the most clicked on element in the page 🤯 That and the tab component 😂
Hi! I'm new to bluesky. I'm a brand designer and I'd love to connect if you're passionate about design too. This is a side by side of some recent work on the same page, about 2 months apart
