RT @0xIlyy: 90% of new AI products rely on users not knowing they can achieve the same results by prompting any LLM.

I never understood people who say they don't have the attention span for movies so they watch TV shows instead. The show is longer brother.

RT @reincheisyuri: screen time on your computer feels like healthy screen time screen time on your phone feels like evil screen time.

Have fun with it →

I built an AI generator that writes a post telling people your prices are going up (but without you being soft and ugly about it). Link's in the comments – no emails required

Until then, hope this helps anyone with similar IX3 timing issues when using custom events. Friendly heads up to the Webflow team 💙 @leinwand @utsengar @WebIsBae.

This way you make sure animations trigger without hacky solutions. Hopefully @webflow covers this in their docs when they get to it (or maybe they update the approach to IX3's registration process to something more consistent).

I found that Webflow sends an internal event called "__wf_ix3_ready" once all animations are fully registered. Using this event (instead of DOMContentLoaded) solved the timing issue for me.

I found something interesting: Webflow's IX3 engine becomes "functional" early (around DOMContentLoaded), but there's a separate registration phase where your custom animations get registered. If you trigger before registration completes, IX3 doesn't recognize the event name yet.

So I figured okay, this is a timing issue. But DOMContentLoaded didn't fix it. So I started trying random hacky solutions like adding arbitrary delays (which worked but was stupid, obviously). So I opened DevTools and looked at Webflow's compiled JavaScript.

But I couldn't get it to work for my page load animation. I noticed that the issue isn't with Webflow's snippet itself, but with trying to use it immediately when the page loads (or in similar situations where you need the animation to fire asap).

I was messing around with @webflow's IX3 custom events to trigger a page load animation for first-time visitors. Figured it'd be easy stuff. Webflow gives you a nice trigger snippet that works great for most situations like user interactions, scroll events, etc.

Working on a new intro animation for my agency’s site, courtesy of @webflow’s new IX3

I’m proud to announce that I have my own Google AI Overview. I’d like to thank my parents for having me and bots for stalking me

Small but mighty Webflow feature request @leinwand @utsengar: help text for Component items 🙏🏿.

Check it out for yourself →

My portraits needed a home, so I built a custom gallery on my site on @webflow so people don’t forget I have camera skills.

Working on developing this cool interactive letter component. Unfinished (& still some bugs) BUT we’re getting there

I can’t believe we live in a world where @AnthropicAI is 20 bucks.

RT @Sloppy_McNuts: why are conclusions necessary in essays? were you not following??.