Since Finsweet released its attributes as open source, I've been dipping in and out to understand how the API works and how it can be used effectively. Here's an explanation of the API methods and properties that I use pretty frequently to open more doors in my projects.
A practical, code-heavy dive into GSAP’s utility functions—keyframes, pipe, clamp, normalize, and interpolate—and why they’re so much more than just shortcuts for animation math.
GSAP lets you pass _functions_ as property values. I've known this for a while but never really explored it particularly deeply. Over the last couple of weeks I've been testing, experimenting and getting creative with it to deepen my understanding.
Exploring ways to keep JavaScript modular and maintainable in Webflow — from Slater to GitHub to a custom window.functions pattern. A look at what’s worked (and what hasn’t) while building more scalable websites.
Hey, I’m James – a senior Webflow developer with over 6 years experience.
Most recently, I was the co-founder and head of operations for Yes Chef Studio, a Webflow profesional partner agency, working with high-growth startups like Emma Legal, Tekst and Pometry to design and develop component-focused projects.
Previously, I was the lead developer at Candid Leap, an enterprise Webflow agency, where I was involved with large-scale enterprise builds for companies such as Jacuzzi and Alchemy.
I’ve worked with companies in legal-tech, cryptocurrency, AI, non-profits, finance and more. From early-stage startups like Emma Legal to unicorns like Alchemy.