How can I achieve a smooth scrolling effect in Webflow, like the one on the Oui Will website?

To achieve a smooth scrolling effect in Webflow similar to the one on the Oui Will website, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new Webflow project or open your existing project in the Webflow Designer.

2. Determine the sections or elements you want to apply the smooth scrolling effect to. In the case of the Oui Will website, it's likely multiple sections on a single page.

3. Select the section or element that you want to apply the smooth scrolling effect to by clicking on it.

4. In the right-hand panel, click on the "Settings" tab (the gear icon).

5. Under the "Settings" tab, scroll down and find the "Scroll Effects" section.

6. Click on the "+ Add" button to add a new scroll effect.

7. Select the "Move" action from the drop-down menu options.

8. Choose the direction and distance you want the section or element to move. In the case of smooth scrolling, you typically want it to move vertically and to the next section as you scroll down the page. You can adjust the position and easing options to achieve the desired effect.

9. To create a smooth transition, you can set the initial position of the section or element slightly above its original position. For example, if your section is 100 pixels tall, you can set the initial position to -10 pixels, making it start slightly higher on the page.

10. Repeat these steps for each section or element you want to apply the smooth scrolling effect to.

11. Preview and test the smooth scrolling effect by clicking on the "Preview" button in the top-right corner of the Webflow Designer. You can view it in the browser to experience the effect as you scroll through the page.

It's important to note that achieving a smooth scrolling effect also depends on the size and content of your page. If your page is heavy with lots of elements or large images, it may affect the smoothness of the scrolling experience. Optimizing the page's assets and reducing unnecessary elements can help improve the scrolling performance.

Additionally, keep in mind that Webflow is a powerful web design tool that allows for custom interactions and animations. If you want to achieve more complex scroll effects or interactions similar to the Oui Will website, you can explore using Webflow's interactions feature or even integrate custom code to create more advanced and unique scrolling effects.