What is the best way to create a FullPage.js effect on our agency website while keeping the old content and having the new content slide in from different sides?

To create a FullPage.js effect on your agency website while keeping the old content and having the new content slide in from different sides, Webflow provides a couple of methods that can help you achieve the desired effect:

1. Using Webflow's Interactions:

• Start by adding an interaction trigger to the element that will activate the slide-in effect (e.g., a button or a link).
• Create an interaction to animate the old content off the page using the "Move" option. Set the "Move" option to animate the content out to the relevant side.
• Add a new section below or next to the old content section, depending on your site's structure.
• Create an interaction for the new content section to slide-in from the relevant side using the "Move" option. Set the "Move" option to animate the content from the relevant side into view.
• Preview the page and test the interaction to ensure it's functioning as expected.

1. Utilizing Webflow's CMS (Content Management System):

• Duplicate the old content section and customize it for the new content.
• Create a new CMS collection for the new content section and populate it with your desired content.
• Add a dynamic list to the new content section, connecting it to the CMS collection you just created.
• Configure the dynamic list to display the new content, using various options provided by the CMS features.
• Style the copied section to have a slide-in effect from the relevant side.
• Publish the site to see the new content slide in when users navigate to the relevant section.

By implementing either of these two methods, you can create a FullPage.js effect on your agency website while maintaining the old content and having the new content slide in from different sides. These approaches allow you to take advantage of Webflow's powerful interactions or its CMS to achieve the desired effect without compromising your existing content.

Additionally, pay attention to the following SEO considerations:

• Ensure that your content is organized semantically, using H1, H2, and other appropriate heading tags to structure your pages and convey hierarchy.
• Optimize each page's meta title and description to accurately summarize the content and encourage click-throughs from search engine results pages.
• Make use of descriptive and keyword-rich URLs for each page, helping search engines understand the page's topic and potentially improving its visibility.
• Optimize images using descriptive file names and alt tags, providing context for both users and search engines.
• Ensure your website is mobile-friendly and has a responsive design, as this is an important ranking factor for search engines.

Additional SEO-related questions:

1. How can I optimize my Webflow website for search engines?
2. What are some best practices for organizing content and using headings in Webflow for improved SEO?
3. Is it possible to customize meta tags and URLs for each page in Webflow?