[dgavey]

None of the scroll animations work in Firefox either. Not just touch based devices. Didn't leave a very good impression on me.

[kkilat]

Kyle from Webflow here. Are you on the latest version of Firefox (28.0)? The scrolling animations are working for us.

[Neff]

Same issue here. FF 28.0 on OS X (10.8) and none of the animations are working.

Works fine on Chrome and Safari

[atom-morgan]

I'm also having similar issues on Firefox 28. Chrome 34 looks good though.

[brokenparser]

FF28 Fedora, the animations work but scrolling is choppy (like a slide show).

[talmand]

I'm on Firefox 28 on OS X, I see no scrolling animations.

[dgavey]

Yes FF 28 on OSX as well.

[gavinpc]

The scroll animations don't work for me either, Firefox 28 on Windows. Works in Chrome.

But frankly I like it better without them. They add no value to the page. When Bret Victor talks about "directing the user's eyes to the solution," [1] I believe he's assuming an information-dense display, which this is not. The page is designed (as many are now) so that only one thing is on the screen at a time. I already know how to look at the thing I'm scrolling to — that's why I'm scrolling. This eye candy is kind of nauseating and I'm happy to think it's a fad.

This is a critique of the OP, not of Webflow, which I'm sure can be put to good use.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7598793

[jol]

Works fine on FF on Ubuntu 28.