Dans ce petit article, nous allons vous présenter une liste de cinq clonables présents dans la partie de partage de projet de la communauté de Webflow (Made In Webflow).
Des clonables de site web, landing, etc. originaux ou traitant d'une thématique particulière avec des fonctionnalités intéressantes.
1. Perseverance Mars Rover - Alex Hartan
Peu importe à quel point nous nous sentons isolés à cause de la pandémie, nous ne saurons jamais ce que cela fait d'être à 300 millions de kilomètres de tout le monde.
J'ai créé cette page d'accueil en Webflow, pour célébrer l'étonnant exploit de l'atterrissage d'un rover sur la surface de Mars, et jeter les bases de futures expéditions.
Voici une partie de la description de ce projet clonable par son développeur. Naviguer sur ce mini site web permet de voyager au-delà de nos limites terrestres. Des animations techniques, mais fluide qui plonge l'utilisateur grâce à son UX dans l'univers de Mars.
Voir le projet : Perseverance Mars Rover
2. Vermont Museum of Art - Skylar Kitchen
Visitez (ou presque) un musée en ligne avec ce projet Webflow totalement gratuit. Découvrez dans ce site web d'histoire de l'art différentes collection (Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism). Un clonable qui vous plonge dans un environnement créatif.
Découvrir le template : Vermont Museum of Art
3. Summer Tech Talk - Juano Lucarelli
Marre de faire des présentations sur powerpoint ? Avec ce template, vous pouvez sauter le pas pour présenter vos projets grâce à un site Webflow.
Une présentation claire et qui capte l'utilisateur automatiquement. Personnalisez ce clonable pour passer à un autre niveau pour vos présentations orales.
Cloner le projet : Summer Tech Talk
4. Retro Desktop - KC Katalbas
Entrez dans un univers rétro avec ce site qui présente une version de bureau d'ordinateur comme dans les années 1998. Naviguer sur ce bureau pour déceler toutes les petites fonctionnalités et animations qu'il contient.
Découvrez comment ce projet a été développé en cliquant sur ce lien : Cats With Jobs
Une vidéo YouTube également pour comprendre le développement du site web :
Vidéo YouTube : comprendre le développement du site web
5. Fifa World Cup 2022 - Digidop
Un clonable créé par notre équipe pour le lancement de cette nouvelle édition de la coupe du monde de football. Le projet utilise des animations pour rentrer pleinement dans l'univers de cet évènement sportif mondial.
Dans la section "vote", sur ordinateur, vous pouvez venir glisser-déposer (drag and drop), les nations que vous voyez finir à la première, seconde et troisième place et soumettre votre réponse.
Pour voir comment ce projet a été conçu ou le cloner, vous pouvez cliquer sur ce lien : Clonable Webflow Fifa World Cup 2022.
N'hésitez pas à nous partager les templates / projets / clonables originaux que vous trouvez sur le Made In Webflow en taguant @Digidop sur LinkedIn.
Pour découvrir d'autres projets Webflow sympathiques :
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