Super happy to share I'm now a Webflow Global Leader, the first for Buenos Aires, Argentina.
For those who don't know, Global Leaders are a network of Webflow community organizers running local meetups, sharing what's working, and connecting designers, developers, and founders building on the platform.
I can attest that Buenos Aires has one of the most incredible and passionate communities of devs and designers, and some of the very best Webflow work gets made here. There's a reason Webflow chose Buenos Aires for their first office in Latin America!
If you're in Buenos Aires and you're:
- a Webflow developer (or web developer in general)
- a digital designer
- just getting started
- building with AI
- running an agency
- looking to do amazing things on the web
I’m especially happy about this because working on this template was a creative outlet for me.
I wanted to build something useful for a business: a website that covers what a studio needs when it opens, from an easy-to-use schedule to clearly structured class information, with a solid foundation for SEO.
At the same time, I wanted it to feel beautiful. To bring a sense of movement, lightness, and the joy of taking a class into the design. To capture that friendly atmosphere that makes you want to walk into a studio and give it a try.
Huge congrats on getting featured! 🤍 MOVVA looks stunning - love the mindful movement vibe and that hero image. Super useful concept for studios. Well deserved feature!
Just completed this Webflow website project for Mind Your Business Radio
The goal was to turn a growing library of business interviews, guest stories, and media content into a clean, easy-to-explore experience.
I focused on strong episode discovery, clear guest presentation, responsive layouts, podcast and video integration, and a structure that makes it easy for listeners to find valuable conversations while giving potential guests and partners a clear way to connect.
I’d love to hear your thoughts, does the website feel like a platform you’d actually enjoy browsing and listening through?
three separate dashboards for golfers, pros and course owners is a lot of surface. the course owner side is probably where it gets interesting since thats who pays