Tutorial.TV is an exciting project that is acting as the first part of my Lab goals for this year. The aim was to create an interactive Webflow website that houses various tutorials that I will make throughout the year, while figuring out how to make the Content Management System (CMS) in Webflow more fun and interactive! Inspired by the nostalgic and playful "As Seen on TV" infomerical aesthetic, I started this creative journey with a sense of excitement and curiosity as I built this fun little site.
To bring my vision to life, I utilized a diverse range of tools such as Figma, Blender, Spline, Webflow, and After Effects. Each tool brought a unique layer of creativity to the project, allowing me to explore and push the boundaries of what's possible with CMS in Webflow.
One of the main challenges I faced was transforming the CMS into a 3D interactive experience. This required a great deal of experimentation and problem-solving, which ultimately led to a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction when the project came together.
One of the main challenges I faced was transforming the CMS into a 3D interactive experience. This required a great deal of experimentation and problem-solving, which ultimately led to a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction when the project came together.
While there is more to come with the site, building it taught me the value of experimentation and pushing boundaries in design. By embracing challenges and exploring new methods, I gained a deeper understanding of Webflow and its capabilities. This project also reinforced the importance of sharing my creative process with others, as it can inspire and encourage fellow designers to embark on their own creative journeys. Try out the site here: https://monikon.webflow.io/tutorial-tv
