im also interested in this course but im currently learning Framer instead and maybe will get into Webflow after. Do you think this course can still teach me the general principles of making websites for animation?
Do i really need to use webflow to achieve this ? or can i do it myself? I ask because im interested in the coruse but I would like to know if what you learn here can be translated to frontend dev, like next react etc.. etc..
Webflow is just a visual builder for your HTML CSS so yes it could translate but this course is pretty Webflow-specific (especially the interactions). I would probably recommend a different course if you don't want to build with Webflow. I've found Webflow to be a fantastic entry-point to learn web development (HTML, CSS, Javascript) though.
I personally struggle to understand the positioning and I dont like the he had all the classes premade. At the moment im only copying exaclty what he does with out realy understanding why he does it. Maybe im not ready for this course yet any advice?
Hey Marin Alla it's definitely a challenge. I'd recommend starting with some of the "easier" sections like I mentioned in my video, the intro animation is one of the most difficult so try starting somewhere else maybe. If not you can always do what I did and come back to it after a few months 😅
@@webbae or she can just ask if she is so happy to do it (when it doesn't blows up your support time)? But nevertheless- starting from basis is the right way 😅
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Thanks Bae. I'm getting this course 100%
Let me know how it goes! I had to come back to it when I was a little smarter with my Webflow game 😅
Yepp - sold lol. Great breakdown on this.
Enjoy!
im also interested in this course but im currently learning Framer instead and maybe will get into Webflow after. Do you think this course can still teach me the general principles of making websites for animation?
yes. definitely.
@@webbae thank you
Do i really need to use webflow to achieve this ? or can i do it myself? I ask because im interested in the coruse but I would like to know if what you learn here can be translated to frontend dev, like next react etc.. etc..
Webflow is just a visual builder for your HTML CSS so yes it could translate but this course is pretty Webflow-specific (especially the interactions). I would probably recommend a different course if you don't want to build with Webflow. I've found Webflow to be a fantastic entry-point to learn web development (HTML, CSS, Javascript) though.
I personally struggle to understand the positioning and I dont like the he had all the classes premade. At the moment im only copying exaclty what he does with out realy understanding why he does it. Maybe im not ready for this course yet any advice?
Hey Marin Alla it's definitely a challenge. I'd recommend starting with some of the "easier" sections like I mentioned in my video, the intro animation is one of the most difficult so try starting somewhere else maybe. If not you can always do what I did and come back to it after a few months 😅
@@webbae or she can just ask if she is so happy to do it (when it doesn't blows up your support time)? But nevertheless- starting from basis is the right way 😅