the full screen part is pretty easy, you just make every section 100% height.
about the one-scroll that moves to the next page… that’s for the pro’s to help you
There’s no drag hijacking in Webflow yet. You can achieve pretty much the same site but without the drag-and-lock. You can have full browser sections, you can have the nice menu on the right (floating element, absolute positioning), you can have the animation to next section at the click of one menu element (dot) or button (for example a NEXT button on every section).
If you want to capture the drag and make it go to the next section, I guess you have to find an external script and add it to your site.
As cool as your example site is, there’s a good amount of people thinking you shouldn’t hijack the drag (capture its event to make it do something else than drag). I have to admit this one is quite okay. Lt me know if you find a script, that’s interesting and many Webflow users will be interested.
Hey dudes, I was actually figuring this out recently… many sites like the one you mentioned and http://www.lucky21.us/ use a plugin called fullpage.js which makes this effect very easy, and you can customize easing and duration values very easily.
It’s simple to implement if you use the right markup structure (as in the fillpage.js documentation) and add the plugin & initializer script in the custom code area at the end of the body.
I have no coding background at all - I was wondering if you could make a really quick guide of how to implement this? I understand if it would be too difficult, though thought I would ask