I’ve worked with some Pivot’s clients on the past years, and the agency staff pick me to bring their new site to life. Using Webflow this time, the goal was to make their life easier to create a modern yet simple to manage website, with some touch of movement.
The interface was entirely built by Pivot’s crew, and as an old-schoolish advertising agency, I was responsible not for only take it to Webflow, but also craft the interactions and animations. Besides some new Webflow knowledges, I’ve spent some time writing custom JavaScript and CSS to make the site look and feel like the UI they’ve built.
The “og developers” tend to discard the no/low-code platforms as solutions, but as a designer graduate, I’ve noted that I can express my know-how in other ways. Platforms like Webflow, Framer and Wix Studio exist because there are audience for them, and neglect them would close doors for some kind of clients like Pivot agency.
