First Step: Clean Up the Webflow Code

Inkit came to me with a two-fold project. First we needed to clean up the CSS code.

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They had hired multiple developers in the past, and the code looked like it.

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Second Step: Rebuild the Site

The Inkit team worked async to redesign the site while I cleaned up the old site.

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Once that was ready, the Figma designs were sent, and I developed them pixel for pixel in Webflow.

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Advanced Filtering for the Blog

The blog posts have several categories that needed to provide filtering options for users.

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I also added a clickable "suggested" filter that automatically types the text when clicked.

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Built for Growth

Inkit is a SaaS company that is growing, and their website needs to keep up.

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The entire site from the CSS styles to the ability to reuse components was built with this in mind.

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Advanced Interactions

There are some lesser known animations and interactions in Webflow.

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One is the "scroll into view" and "scroll out of view" interaction which can be tricky when you want the animation to reverse motion on the way back up.

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This was solved for one of their animations using a trick I had learned from five years of tinkering in the Webflow Designer.