Clone Project

Magnetic Hover Effect

Created by
AttilaVaszka
Similar Projects
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

0 Comments

Be the first to leave a comment.
Loading
User is typing...
No Name
Set
4 years ago
Moderator
This is the actual comment. It's can be long or short. And must contain only text information.
(Edited)
No Name
Set
2 years ago
Moderator
This is the actual comment. It's can be long or short. And must contain only text information.
(Edited)
Load More
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Load More
Description:  
AI Description

Dynamic Hover is a Webflow component that creates an engaging hover effect inspired by Timothy Rick's magnetic cursor solution. It adapts to the shape of links in the navigation, providing a fluid transition between primary links and dropdown menus. This component is a free resource for Webflow developers to enhance user interaction on their sites.

Key Features:

  • Customizable hover effect that changes the cursor shape based on the hovered element.
  • Fluid movement from primary links to dropdowns, enhancing navigation experience.
  • Easy integration into existing Webflow projects with minimal setup.

Design Elements:

  • Interactive cursor that follows mouse movements, providing a dynamic user experience.
  • Dropdown menus that are visually connected to their parent links, maintaining a cohesive design.
  • Use of SVG icons for dropdown indicators, ensuring scalability and clarity.

Potential Use Cases:

  • E-commerce websites looking to improve navigation and user engagement.
  • Portfolio sites that want to showcase projects with interactive elements.
  • Blogs or content-heavy sites aiming to enhance user experience with unique hover effects.

Conclusion: Dynamic Hover offers a playful and interactive approach to navigation, making it suitable for various web projects that prioritize user engagement.

Description from Webflow:  
Fun hover effect based on Timothy Rick's magnetic cursor solution. It automatically takes up the shape of a link in the nav and looks pretty fluid when moving from the primary links to the dropdown. Anyways, just having a bit of fun, I know it's not perfect but feel free to improve it. If you have any questions you can find me on X and LinkedIn.
Tags from Webflow: 
navigation,  navbar,  hover,  links,  javascript,  dynamic,  cursor,  interactive
.