<b>Complex Webflow interactions are technical debt you can't refactor — only rebuild.</b>

<b>Complex Webflow interactions are technical debt you can't refactor — only rebuild.</b>
That 12-step scroll animation looks brilliant at launch, but it lives as a tangle of triggers and timed states inside a visual panel with no version control, no diff, no search. Six months later nobody — including you — remembers how it works, and one tweak cascades into three broken states. In code you'd refactor; here you delete and redo. The fanciest no-code interactions age the worst because they're the least documentable. Build interactions you can still understand at 2am next year.
Agree? Or am I wrong?