Hey man, just wanted to say the way you explain the reasoning behind how you build everything is great. I watch a lot of tutorials and don't think I've ever heard reasoning explained step by step. It may take longer but it is actually helpful to understand instead of just following along clicking like robot.
Hi there! Been trying to make something similar myself, would it be possible for you to make a tutorial showing how to make a simple full screen mobile menu nav from scratch? Cheers
This is great man, thanks! Not only has it helped me build out a decent menu on my first Webflow site, it's a good crash course for a number of features and, as others have said, like that you explain WHY you're doing it. One thing I'm having trouble with, can't seem to get the lines in the menu button to space out from each other without padding/margin in between them?? I double-checked all my settings, but they stack right on top of each other and don't space out within the div - any ideas?
I've tried several times, but it's still confusing for me. Especially since I already had the standard working navigation from Webflow which somehow badly interacted with building the first one. I basically copied everything 100% but nothing feels and looks the same. I've given up recreating the base structure and not even gotten to the part where you write the interactions :D Would also be greatful for any clonable..
Nice video overall man, it's very thorough. Just some constructive criticism that hopefully will help you become even better. The video is nearly 40 mins long where it could have been half that time in just over 20 mins because you talk way too much repeating steps unnecessarily and describing or showing random irrelevant information at times. Nevertheless, keep making these videos, they are very informative.
huge thanks for this. was able to wrap my head around the hide/show display property combined with webflow interactions thanks to this walkthrough.
Hey man, just wanted to say the way you explain the reasoning behind how you build everything is great. I watch a lot of tutorials and don't think I've ever heard reasoning explained step by step. It may take longer but it is actually helpful to understand instead of just following along clicking like robot.
this video save my life! I was looking to how tf do a dropdown animation 100% custom and here you have it! nice work man! keep the good work! 🔥🔥
Awesome! Exactly what i've been looking for! Thanks!!
Thank you! Great content! And I find that the lenght and tempo of the video is perfect.
Awesome, I was looking for this! I will have to rewatch it a couple of times before I can remake everything but thanks for sharing!
This is great. Will try to build it.
This is great! Thanks so much
Good stuff! Thanks!
Hi there! Been trying to make something similar myself, would it be possible for you to make a tutorial showing how to make a simple full screen mobile menu nav from scratch? Cheers
This is great man, thanks! Not only has it helped me build out a decent menu on my first Webflow site, it's a good crash course for a number of features and, as others have said, like that you explain WHY you're doing it. One thing I'm having trouble with, can't seem to get the lines in the menu button to space out from each other without padding/margin in between them?? I double-checked all my settings, but they stack right on top of each other and don't space out within the div - any ideas?
anyone end up making this so i can duplicate and save?
I've tried several times, but it's still confusing for me. Especially since I already had the standard working navigation from Webflow which somehow badly interacted with building the first one. I basically copied everything 100% but nothing feels and looks the same. I've given up recreating the base structure and not even gotten to the part where you write the interactions :D Would also be greatful for any clonable..
Nice video overall man, it's very thorough. Just some constructive criticism that hopefully will help you become even better. The video is nearly 40 mins long where it could have been half that time in just over 20 mins because you talk way too much repeating steps unnecessarily and describing or showing random irrelevant information at times. Nevertheless, keep making these videos, they are very informative.