Split Hero Overlay Interaction

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Our Split Hero Overlay Interaction is a stylish and interactive feature that you can add to your Webflow website. This linkable hero overlay is perfect for use in modern hero sections, pre-landing pages, and other similar sections on your site. As the user hovers over the different split sections, the overlay grows and expands, creating a dynamic and visually appealing effect. This cloneable element can be found in the categories of Hero, Mouse, and Interactions and was created by Patrick Urwyler. If you're looking to add some flair and interactivity to your website's hero sections, our Split Hero Overlay Interaction is the perfect solution. With its sleek design and customizable options, it's sure to become a valuable asset in your Webflow toolkit. Whether you're looking to draw attention to your website's most important content or simply add some visual interest to your page, this element is sure to make an impact.

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