A guide to custom cursors in Webflow

This tutorial guides users through the process of creating a custom cursor for a website using native Webflow tools, emphasizing creativity and flexibility in design. It begins by instructing users on setting up a cursor-wrapper div with specific parameters to ensure the cursor remains on top of other elements. The cursor itself consists of an inner dot and an outer circle, each with defined dimensions, colors, and positions. The tutorial then details how to create interactive elements using Webflow's IX2 to make the cursor follow mouse or touchpad movements, requiring specific interactions to be added to each webpage. These interactions involve setting movement parameters for both the inner dot and outer circle, with instructions on duplicating and modifying these settings to ensure both elements follow the pointer device smoothly and without lag. The guide also includes steps on adjusting smoothness settings to create a more elastic movement for the cursor, ultimately enhancing the user experience on the website.

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