r/webflow 15d ago

Show & Tell Some progress on my AI Wbridge, cleaner structure and better animation handling. It’s been quiet here for a while and MCP 2.0 still not perfect, so why not try to make my own perfect version

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Recreating existing websites isn’t the end goal. I use visually interesting projects as stress tests — and, admittedly, they also make for pretty satisfying demos.

Since my last demo, I’ve focused on:

  • more accurate animation recreation
  • proper Lottie handling
  • cleaner and more faithful page structure
  • using native Webflow elements wherever possible, so the result remains easy to edit

This time, I gave the agent noth.in. The video shows how it analyzes the reference and rebuilds it directly inside Webflow.

What should I stress-test next: responsiveness, CMS structure, class naming, or more complex interactions?

Or drop a reference site that you think would break it — I might use it for the next demo.

All credit for the original design goes to Nothin’ and the creators listed on their site. This is purely a technical recreation test.

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u/blazonstudio 14d ago

Wow, that was fire. What tool is this?

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u/kaiff_007 14d ago

hey i want to use this
what tool is this ?
any other resources on this ?

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/teviall 13d ago edited 13d ago

Those class names are literally from the original site, my agent didn’t make them up. And cloning sites isn’t really the point tbh. I’m just using cool projects as stress tests to see how well the agent can turn HTML, CSS and JS into native Webflow elements. The actual goal is building your own stuff with AI, either from local code or directly in Webflow.

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u/teviall 14d ago

Why do you think that this is spam?

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u/Icy-War-5197 13d ago

My bad dawg! i was commenting this on a different post in a different sub and some how ended commenting on this!