Fully agree. Reference fields between collections are what turn Webflow into a real content platform, and checking the CMS item limit early saves a lot of pain later.
Thanks Senad, reference fields are where the planning really pays off. I map the collections and how they link on paper first, so adding a new language or content type later doesn't mean rebuilding the structure.
Selling a VR experience through a flat screen is a tough brief. Giving each game its own page alongside the studio story makes a lot of sense, nice Webflow build.
A great website should make the right first impression before the journey even begins.
Just completed a website project for Nash Transportation, a luxury transportation service offering professional chauffeur experiences in Nashville.
The focus was on creating a clean, premium digital experience that communicates comfort, reliability, and professionalism while making it easy for customers to book their next ride.
I'd love to hear your thoughts:
What makes you choose a private transportation service, comfort, reliability, pricing, or the overall experience?