Build web animations without writing a line of code
Interactions 2.0 lets you build advanced website animations visually.
For designers and animators, not being comfortable with code can be a major hindrance when it comes to realising your vision on the web. But it doesn't need to be that way. There's no reason why a lack of coding ability should limit your creative vision. Interactions 2.0 is a new feature from Webflow that enables you to create website animations and interactions without having to write a single line of code.
Interactions 2.0 brings the power and capabilities of CSS and JavaScript animation into a completely visual tool. With it, you can build animations as easily as you'd animate elements in a Keynote deck. Your creations are then transformed instantly into clean, working code – zero coding knowledge required.
Not knowing advanced JavaScript animation libraries shouldn't hold you back from bringing animation to your websites and prototypes. With Interactions 2.0 you can still harness all your creative vision to create advanced website interactions and animations. The fact the tool takes care of turning your design into code means there's no danger the intricacies of your design getting lost when it's handed over to the development team. Ideal for retaining total creative control.
So if you've been put off getting involved in animation or website creation in the past, now's the time to rethink. With Interactions 2.0, Webflow is welcoming in a new era in which anyone who has a creative mind can envision something amazing for the web and bring it to life easily.
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