A deep dive into how Flim was built, breaking down the animations, interactions, and technical decisions behind a GSAP-powered Webflow experience.

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ToyFight breaks down the technical implementation of Flim, a creative website combining GSAP animations with Webflow. The article covers page transitions using GSAP timelines, text animations with SplitText and ScrollTrigger, Lottie integration for scroll-based playback, interactive cursor-following eyes with blink reactions, horizontal scrolling sections, physics simulations using Rapier for falling shapes, and various scroll-triggered effects. Code examples demonstrate patterns for managing animation state, coordinating multiple libraries, and maintaining responsive behavior across breakpoints.

A Site for Sore Eyes: Combining GSAP and Webflow to Showcase Flim