Interaction and motion designed alongside the layouts, specified for build and tested on real devices, so the site feels as considered as it looks.

Buttons, toggles, forms and menus that respond clearly to every action.

States designed for every interactive element, for mouse and keyboard alike.

Reveals and scroll-led moments that walk visitors through the story.

Movement between pages and views that keeps people oriented.

Animated product screens that show what your software does.

Timing, easing and triggers documented, so Webflow matches the design.
Four steps from deciding what each interaction should do to motion that runs smoothly on the live site.
We agree what each interaction is for: guide the eye, explain the product or confirm an action.
Every state and transition designed in Figma alongside the layouts, not added at the end.
Key moments prototyped in Figma and Jitter, so you feel the timing before it's built.
Built in Webflow with Lottie or native interactions, then tested on mobile for speed.
Good interaction design tells people what's clickable, what's just happened and where to look next. We only add movement that does one of those, and keep it light enough not to slow the site.
Interactions planned in Figma from the start, so motion and design fit together.
Animated UI that demonstrates what the product does, as on Huq's site.
Lottie and native Webflow interactions tested, so movement never slows a page.
The same people design, animate and build, as with Hardtech's motion graphics.
Timing and easing set to suit your brand, from playful to precise.
You see and sign off each interaction in Figma before it goes into Webflow.
Interaction design is deciding how a website or product responds when someone uses it: hovers, clicks, scrolls, transitions and feedback. hydro designs interactions in Figma and Jitter and builds them in Webflow, so they feel right and stay fast.
Interaction design is movement triggered by the user, like a hover or a scroll. Motion Design covers the wider work too: launch videos, brand idents and social motion. We do both, often on the same project.
Not when they're built well. We use Lottie and native Webflow interactions, keep files light and test on mobile before launch, so the site stays quick.
It runs inside the Figma design, which usually takes one to two weeks, and then the build. Bigger motion pieces, such as a launch video, take two to four weeks.
Yes. We can design and build new interactions on a live Webflow site as a one-off project, or add them through the Unlimited Plan as part of ongoing work.
B2B brands and software companies who want their site or product to explain itself, from data platforms like Huq to engineering firms like Hardtech. If your product's hard to describe, showing it move often does the job.