webflow-lifecycle-management

To prevent memory leaks in Webflow page transitions, wire onMount and onDestroy hooks to enforce cleanup of event listeners, subscriptions, GSAP instances, and timers when modules leave the DOM.

GSAP animations glitch during Webflow page navigation because missing teardown leaves active instances running. Using onPageOut hooks ensures animations stop immediately on exit and never accumulate across navigations.

The best way to clean up observers and subscriptions on Webflow unmount is applying onDestroy hooks that systematically remove Raf, Resize, Scroll subscriptions, Observe, and Track instances before the component leaves the DOM.

Yes, you can use lifecycle hooks with GSAP for Webflow modules by wiring onPageIn for transition-aware entrance animations and onPageOut for exit animations, keeping entrance and exit concerns cleanly separated.

Yes, you need a lifecycle management pattern for Taxi.js-style Webflow transitions to ensure deterministic initialization and teardown, preventing stale observers and broken module behavior when components mount and unmount across navigations.