Warrior NFT wasn’t built for a client — it was created as a self-initiated project to challenge my animation and visual storytelling skills within Webflow. The concept was a game or NFT drop tied to a fantasy warrior character, so I used this fictional context to practice screen-centered hero animations, text reveals, and layered visuals.
My goal was to simulate the kind of entrance animation you'd see on game or digital art project landing pages — with smooth transitions, dramatic imagery, and a dark, immersive vibe, yet keeping everything simple.
The most challenging part of this project was aligning animation timing with user experience — making sure that elements appeared smoothly, but not too slowly. Early versions felt sluggish or out of sync. I adjusted the transition durations and used easing curves and offset delays to create more natural pacing.
Getting the character to scale properly across breakpoints without clipping into the text or falling out of the frame also required careful layout logic — particularly combining absolute and flexbox positioning to maintain consistency.
This project helped me deeply explore Webflow’s native animation tools, especially in designing cinematic entrance sequences. I learned how to create engaging, scroll-free landing pages with strong visual impact and how to time multiple interactions together for a cohesive reveal experience. It also reinforced the importance of balancing design freedom with usability, even in creative or fictional builds.
