Shout out to Osmo 🥰! I’ve been using some of their resources for two Webflow builds lately and it’s honestly so easy to use and adapt. They are constantly adding new animations/interactions too, absolutely killing it!

What, resource no. 99? Already? We’re almost hitting triple digits! This Directional Hover effect is for those moments when “just fading in” won’t cut it. It responds to your cursor’s movement direction and animates the colored tile accordingly: up, down, left, or right.

For a ridiculously long time, I was creating a CMS field in Webflow for alt text for every image. I thought it was just me, but apparently not. So, this is for everyone else who didn't know you can add alt text directly to the image in CMS.

🥳 Big milestone! We’ve just added the 100th resource to our Vault. A couple of months ago when we launched, there were only about 40. We’ve been consistently adding 2 new items every single week. And we’re not going to slow down any time soon. Thanks for sticking with us 🚀

Having pixelated images is bad in most cases, but not always. Spice up your aesthetic layouts with big photography using this pixelate render effect. Trigger it on hover, click, load, or when scrolling into view.

There's only about 1 week left to enter Webflow's biggest challenge yet! Both Dennis Snellenberg and Ilja van Eck are on the jury panel, and they're joined by none other than Cassie Evans, Timothy Ricks, and Corey Moen. Between us five, we'll get to decide who nailed the brief: "Build

This week in Osmo in Use, we’re featuring Anthem, build by Greaterthan with the help of a small set of Osmo Resources. Here’s what they used: 1. Custom Vimeo Lightbox (Advanced) 2. Marquee with Scroll Direction 3. Dynamic Custom Text Cursor 4. Auto Image Cycle 5. Lenis Smooth

And here it is, Osmo Resource nº100!! 🔥 Sometimes you don't need WebGL to create a bit of that wow effect. It's a 3D Carousel, fully powered by GSAP. ↓ Use Osmo in your project osmo.supply

The Osmo Vault analytics tell us that you guys love cursor animations and marquee effects. Why not combine them?! With a few simple attributes, this script reads the word length and text content of the hovered card and adjusts the marquee effect to match its title.