Bad Dog NFT Minting DAPP

Here's a great way of adding an infinite sliding crypto price tracking marquee to your Webflow site. This displays live crypto data via the CoinGecko API, displaying both the pricing information and token logos from popular exchanges. You can add other crypto ticker tokens by adding them to the fetch URL of the code. The marquee also features a pause on hover effect.

I loved how the Ribbon Finance website looked, so I couldn't stop but rebuild it in Webflow with a "party mode" on CTA hover...

Using the MetaMask API and Web3.js you can send Ethereum via Metamask in Webflow. In order to get this to work properly you need to add the custom code found in Page Settings before the closing body tag.

A demonstration of how to pull all NFTs from a wallet address from OpenSea marketplace via Javascript only. There's a CSS animation for when the stuff finally fully gets pulled in. Fully styleable as it's using a component from the Webflow DOM, with classes and everything accessible via Webflow. If you are using this in an actual project I'd recommend using the API key.

Always hunting? Discover new drops on pulse before anyone else does. Note: This is for educational purposes only and and not an actual extension (all NFTs and links in this project have no affiliation to their owners or platforms). Feel free to clone!

A fun interaction animation that adds confetti. Click on the waving hand for the demonstration.

Add an infinite horizontal marquee to your Webflow site using only HTML & CSS. Building infinite marquees with Webflow interactions can be difficult and confusing. This solution allows you to easily add a horizontal marquee to your Webflow site using HTML embeds or Webflow's custom code. The infinite marquee is lightweight and allows you to customize the direction, as well as the speed at which the marquee is displayed on your site. Skip the confusing calculations typically required for native Webflow interactions and add an infinite Webflow horizontal marquee to your site in seconds.

A subtle, yet clean gradient moving background interaction created for Webflow. This cloneable was built with only Webflow native interactions and does not require any additional code or HTML embeds. The effect was created by adding 4 different circle gradients to a gradient wrapper. The moving gradients uses Webflow interactions page load trigger and manipulates the scale of each item over a timeframe. Essentially each item grows and contracts at different intervals creating the appearance of a moving gradient background that isn't overwhelming.

A number of different examples of utilizing Countup.js in your Webflow projects. The examples include, currency count up, intervals, scroll and more. The first example loads when the page is loaded, the second example counts up when the item enters viewport, the third item counts up several items at different intervals and finally there's a currency countup that continuously counts up. This requires custom code which you can find in the custom code section of page settings. Each example is commented within the code and allows you to update the target ID as well as the final count number. The second example is the scroll into view option and can be added as shown in the code. There's also a count down example, count up example with a duration and suffix. This is a great cloneable if you plan on adding count up or count down text items to your Webflow site.

A full page portfolio masonry grid with a mouse hover over effect.

An analog clock built from CSS & JS in Webflow. The design is built from divs, while javascript and CSS drives the analogue movements of the clock hours and hands.

An NFT collection with a minting dapp in Webflow. The minting works but you need to have a MetaMask wallet and you also need to have some MATIC tokens on the Polygon network to avoid high gas fees.

Let's face it, Matter.js is fun! It adds dynamic elements to any site where you can play, throw, and drag items into each other with real like physics. This cloneable features how to utilize Matter.js with SVG bodies. While technically this is easy to accomplish this does require a bit of custom code and HTML embeds, with proper div names to work properly. You can find the custom code for Matter.js and this effect in the Webflow custom code page settings, also take note to the CSS HTML Embed located on the page. This technique uses Matter.js, pathseg.min.js and dcomp.min.js to work properly. This uses element IDs to target the matterContainer and can be further modified to your own specifications. A wonderful example of how to add Matter.js to your Webflow sites in a fairly straight forward manner.