Are you looking to add a page load effect to your website built with WebFlow? Adding a page load effect can enhance the user experience and make your website more engaging. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of adding a page load effect in WebFlow.
Step 1: Create a New Project in WebFlow
If you haven’t already, start by creating a new project in WebFlow. Once you have created your project, open it in the WebFlow Designer.
Step 2: Add a Page Load Animation
To add a page load animation, navigate to the “Add Element” panel on the right-hand side of the Designer. Click on the “Interactions & Animations” category and select “Page Load” from the options.
Note: If you don’t see the “Interactions & Animations” category, make sure that you have selected an element on your page.
Step 3: Choose an Animation
WebFlow provides several pre-built animations that you can choose from for your page load effect. To select an animation, click on the “Choose Animation” dropdown menu in the Page Load panel.
Pro tip: Preview each animation by hovering over its name to see how it will look on your page.
Step 4: Customize the Animation
If you want to customize the animation further, click on the “Animation Settings” dropdown menu in the Page Load panel. Here, you can adjust parameters such as duration, delay, easing, and more.
- Duration: Specifies how long the animation will take to complete.
- Delay: Determines the time delay before the animation starts.
- Easing: Defines the motion pattern of the animation, such as linear or ease-in-out.
Step 5: Apply the Animation to Your Page
Once you have chosen and customized your page load animation, it’s time to apply it to your page. Select the element on your page that you want to animate on page load.
Pro tip: You can apply the page load animation to multiple elements on your page by selecting them all at once.
Step 6: Publish Your Website
After applying the animation, preview your website in WebFlow Designer or using the WebFlow Preview functionality. Make sure that the page load effect is working as intended.
Note: The page load effect will only work when your website is published and viewed online. It won’t be visible while working in the WebFlow Designer or in preview mode.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have learned how to add a page load effect in WebFlow. By following these steps, you can make your website more engaging and provide a better user experience for your visitors.
Experiment with different animations and customize them to suit your website’s style and branding. Happy designing!