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The easiest way to make a Webflow website harder to maintain?
Start designing before you think about the structure.
I've learned to treat Webflow less like a canvas and more like a system.
Before touching interactions or animations, we think through:
→ CMS structure
→ Components
→ Naming conventions
→ Responsive behavior
→ Typography
→ Reusable sections
→ Content flexibility
Because a website can look perfect on launch day and still become a nightmare six months later.
Good Webflow development isn't just about making a page look right.
It's about building something that stays right when the content changes.
Design the system first.
Then build the website.
which one is better? webflow or framer?
The presentation makes the logo even more powerful. ✨
learned that one the hard way too
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