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Webflow allows you to create a website quickly, make quick changes, and have multiple lead capture forms across your site.

To add additional users we had to make an entire duplicate of the site and rehost it. We were advised this was the only option. Duplicate pages and elements must be tediously renamed or then affect all instances across other areas of the site without warning. Content changes do not always stick and revert back. Content is difficult to make responsive and requires much effort when looking at how it displays on different devices. The drag-and-drop methodology that is ubiquitous within other platforms is mostly absent or causes new/recurring issues.

Webflow has helped us revamp our existing site, capture leads, and create engaging designs.

I appreciate the amount of customization available in typography on the platform. More specifically, being able to change the leading and tracking of a block of text down to a single pixel.

I dislike the limited number of pages you can build out for your website. No matter what plan you have, your maximum number of pages is 100. This issue is most troublesome when launching new products and dedicating individual pages to them versus displaying multiple on a splash page.

Image placement on any specific page is highly customizable. Similar to the typography options, I can move images of products around without putting too much thought into how it may disrupt the rest of the page or break links. Preventing breaking links is very important for keeping my website's navigation experience as effective as possible with the tools available.

It's easy to login and to hit save or publish on new content.

It doesn't look great, it's hard to navigate, it's easy to make mistakes, it's dark and not as intuitive as other CMS platforms, which feel more like document editing and I prefer that.

We had to transition away from Hubspot, mostly for cost reasons, but also the tech stack was changing and Webflow provided a better integration with Pardot and SFDC.

I like that Webflow is visual and can be used without coding. It is an easy application to understand and you can basically get started immediately upon opening the program.

I do not like the high monthly price point for hosting and getting rid of the advertisements.

Webflow definitely solves basic web needs. It can do the very simple to more complex.

The ability to design at will without the headache of coding.

If you have little to no experience in development, this tool can be challenging. Extremely robust tool with some serious knowledge discovery. Takes more time to learn than it does to create. Can also get very pricey with all the upgrades.

It allows designers to develop.

easy to use, well organized, customized for different kinds of websites

I dont have enough have control over certain sections that are difficult to edit without code expertise. For example, we have a custom map on our website that only our designers can edit.

able to send out important info, can easily integrate all marketing initiatives to website

Various Templates available for users. There are lot of images and fonts to choose from

Interface could be better with easy to use for customers and more features

Trying to make website.

The code that is generated for developers is really helpful. My dev team said they really liked the code that was produced.

Seemed almost too dev focused, by making designers work in a very web design world, utilizing div's and other web elements. It limited the design freedom a little if someone wasn't well versed in HTML and CSS and was more of a visual designer.

Prototype creation

Websites look really well polished and clean

You have to know code to use the platform

None. I stopped trying to use it.

Good if you want to learn more about coding as a designer. Easy to login from anywhere and also you’re able to look at others websites and code to see how they did designs. Good learning tool. Also good tutorials.

With tools like sketch and invision studio that have a much better design focused interface, I feel like webflow bogs you down if you are a designer that isn’t as well versed in coding.

Currently trying to eliminate needing to be so heavily dependent on adobe products as well as cut down on mock-up softwares.

It gives you the creative freedom to create a site and has many functions

It's really hard to learn when you know about it , have to watch too many tutorials

Hard to learn to use

I honestly can't think of anything. its awful.

The UI, UX, functionality, editor, designer

I guess its a website and we need one

Nothing, literally nothing. I use it very oftenly, everyday. It makes my life so frustrating.

- It is a terrible tool. There are bugs, showing all the time, even if the content is staged properly. - It stops working in the middle of loading the content and VERY often it deletes hours of work. - It doesn't work, when two people are logged in, in the same time. - Any change to design, like button, FAQ section, really small things have to be coded. So I have a contact with code, all the time. Even if, I am a Content Specialist not Front-end developer. - It simply makes my work 2000 times harder than any other solution. I worked with WordPress and Storyblok and there are lightyears further than webflow.

It doesn't benefit me, it makes my life hell.

Nothing, this platform sucks all around. Customer service sucks, platform sucks, university is useless. I scheduled a meeting to meet with a webflow expert and they never showed up. They didn't even email me at all about the meeting. Completely horrible platform

Everything about webflow is just horrible, custome service is horrible, platform and user experience is horrible, as a fellow web designer who has been doing designing websites for 4 years, I do not recommended using this platform, stay clear from here and choose wix or showit. This website is also bad with responsive designs, it doesn't do what you want it to. They also lock you in for a whole year when MOST of the better platforms do provide you a partial refund. Stay clear from this platform and don't even try learning how to use it. It's a waste of time. It's expensive for no reason at all, you're paying the price because of the hype not the experience. STAY CLEAR GO TO WIX OR SHOWIT

They haven't solved anything for me, if anything it caused more frustrating and time wasted.

It's not very expensive and I believe it's a month-to-month payment, which is nice to not be locked in.

You can't have multiple users logged in at the same time so people are always getting kicked out, if you aren't a skilled web development person it's extremely confusing to use. It doesn't integrate with Marketo which is a huge pain in the butt. I wouldn't sign up for this again.

We use it to host our marketing site. I haven't seen any significant benefits.

Nothing. Everyone should refuse to use Webflow

Update a little feature - it always takes not less than 8 hours. When you change something, it changes ten more times. I am not a newbie to Webflow and know how to use styles. Please never use Webflow.

Webflow generates new problems for me. Thank you, Webflow.

The university is easy to navigate and I like that the software uses automatic templates for meta details so you don't need to create them from scratch. The website we built on Webflow also looks excellent.

I would really challenge Webflow's choice to market this software as web design without a developer as although you don't technically need to code to manage it, it's extremely complicated and you still need a developer to manage it. We moved our website to Webflow on the basis that we (the marketing team) could manage it ourselves and wouldn't need to log a ticket with a developer every time be wanted to create a new page. Unfortunately, the opposite has happened: I am completely dependent on developers for even the smallest of changes to our website. I can see that it's a good web software and I don't like to leave negative reviews but I do think it's important to warn other Marketing teams from making the same mistake we did.

The design that our developer was able to create is more sophisticated than our previous site and it look great.

At the beginning, I was impressed with all the website templates.

- Takes a very long time to learn how to use - Webflow offers very little support for customers in navigating their tool, and charges for training - It just doesn't make sense, you have to google how to do seemingly basic actions and the suggestions are hit or miss - Because there is no support other than articles, when there is a software bug or you are stuck - you are totally on your own (which can be very stressful when this is a site that your customers are using regularity)

I was solving the problem of not having a website. I have honestly not realized any benefits, I've only realized how poor the tool is.

design elements are decent. my designer guided me to webflow.

everything about how to manage your account their pricing was designed by a clown who purposely wanted to confuse you so you don't give them more money. honestly my dev team and i were just laughing at it - its a joke the amount of steps you have to go through (including taking your site down) to collaborate with someone you are working with is insane support is not good at all

building a website

It could help somone do quick edits without really knowing code

Hard to customize mobile views when doing mobile layouts

Coding quickly without deep knowledge