Here's a way of using a math problem for a captcha in your Webflow forms. This allows users to create a basic math problem prior to them being able to successfully submit their form submission. All math questions are randomly generated.

A fun example of the blending feature released by Webflow via a custom mouse cursor. This technique turns the mouse cursor into a blended object, when hovering over the image you can see the blending difference effects. This utilizes some minor custom CSS for the mouse cursor although the true blending and custom cursor is created via native Webflow interactions and features.

Prevent Webflow form spam with this unique form validation technique. Using this you'll be able to block spam emails from generic or invalid email addresses from sending you form spam before they get validated with Webflow's native forms. In order to get this to work you'll need to utilize the code found within the closing body tag of the Page Settings. You can customize the invalid domain names within the settings to prevent any domains that you don't want to have form submissions from.

Load form or anything from a different page on your Webflow site. This is helpful for embedding 3rd party forms in Webflow or even external action URLS. This helps combat most spam bots since many don't utilize or render JS. Keep in mind that JS needs to be enabled in the browser for this technique to work.

A unique hexagon hover effect in Webflow via custom CSS. When a user hovers over a hexagon on the page a color gradient shifting animation is displayed with a fade in and fade out animation. Please note that you need to include the HTML embedded CSS for this effect to work.