Now that we have CSS Filters, why not try something cool.
^ open the menu on this site.
edit: actually, if you stare at it for a while, that whole page can be done within Webflow.
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Awesome, nice idea. Definitely going to try this out when i’ve got time
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Thats not webflow is it? You can’t apply a filter to an interaction so we can’t exactly do that yet, can we?
yea. that site wasn’t built in Webflow. also, your right. We don’t have filters + interactions. but yes. that would be really cool.
Actually I think we can create this… I think I have some spare time today 
Hi Guys, here’s a first try out for this kind of animation;
http://blurred-out.webflow.io/
Needs fine tuning of course.
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amazing! Show us the ready only link! Please.
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This is a very rough setup obviously;
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/blurred-out?preview=eb53e46ab178b7446b5db369678f5b10
But with smart use of symbols you can create these kind of full page blurs.
I started with 100% height sections first, but I noticed the blur effect get’s very buggy then, blurring partial sections and not-blurring things outside your view port.
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I finally went through your read-only link. OMG! You’re so clever! You made the page content a symbol!
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yeah that’s the trick i used!