If your circle loading animation is not moving on Webflow after following a tutorial on After Effects and converting expressions to keyframes, there could be a few potential reasons for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can follow to resolve it:
1. Check your keyframes: Ensure that you have set the correct keyframes for animating your loading circle. Double-check the timing, easing, and any other properties that might affect the animation.
2. Export settings: When exporting your animation from After Effects, make sure you have selected the appropriate export settings. Consider using formats like GIF or MP4 that are supported by Webflow.
3. File size: Large file sizes may affect the proper loading and playback of animations in a web browser. Check the file size of your exported animation and consider optimizing it if necessary. There are online tools available to compress animated GIFs and optimize MP4 videos.
4. Compatibility: Verify that your exported animation is compatible with the version of Webflow you are using. Web technologies and standards can evolve over time, so check if there are any known compatibility issues between your version of Webflow and the exported animation format.
5. Animation trigger: In Webflow, animations usually require a trigger to start. Check if you have set up the appropriate interaction trigger (e.g., scroll, click, page load) for your animation to start.
6. Animation settings in Webflow: Confirm that you have applied the animation to the correct element in Webflow and that the animation settings (duration, delay, etc.) are properly configured.
7. Browser compatibility: Test your animation on different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) to ensure that it works across a range of platforms. Sometimes, certain animations may behave differently or not work at all on specific browsers.
If you have tried all of the above steps and are still experiencing issues, it might be helpful to share more specific details, such as the tutorial you followed, the export settings you used, and any error messages you encounter. This additional information can assist the Webflow community in identifying the root cause of the problem and providing more targeted assistance.