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# [I Took Over a GSAP-Heavy Webflow Site. Here’s What I Learned.](https://wamaij.hashnode.dev/i-took-over-a-gsap-heavy-webflow-site-here-s-what-i-learned?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I recently inherited a Webflow project that looked familiar from the outside: CMS, components, responsive layouts, the usual Webflow architecture. Then I opened the JavaScript. The site was heavily bu

Sep 21 · 3 min read · wamaij.hashnode.dev  
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[Jess Wamai](https://hashnode.com/@hfs-ke)

@hfs-ke · Nairobi, Kenya

  
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I turn ideas into interactive magic

Hi, I’m Jess, a software developer who loves turning ideas into clean, functional digital experiences. I build no-code websites with Webflow, create custom apps, and use AI and automation to help businesses work smarter, not harder. This blog is my space to share what I’m learning along the way - usually fueled by curiosity, real projects, and a good cup of coffee ☕.

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