Webflow Review: How good is the website builder for designers?

With its powerful CMS capabilities and flexible visual editor, Webflow is fast becoming the website builder of choice for designers looking for a more intuitive alternative to WordPress. Sounds too good to be true? Let’s find out in our Webflow video review.

Content:
0:00 Intro
0:58 Design Options
1:08 Editor
2:29 Responsiveness
2:56 SEO
3:29 Support
4:17 Pricing
5:14 Conclusion

If you have any more questions, just drop us a comment! :)

[tooltester]

Note: Webflow's pricing changed ("Account plans" are now "Workspace plans").

[TheRealMrChipTricks]

I think the one thing you review doesn't make clear, is how Webflow is actually a visual editor that manipulates the underlying HTML, CSS and JS. All of the style panels on the right, update the underlying CSS, therefore some knowledge of CSS and HTML will actually give you superpowers, because the time from design to development cost and time just got cut by 75%.

If you're Uncle Jim who's not very good with computers but wants to build a site to advertise his hand crafted wooden scultptures he made in his shed, and doens't want to spend any moeny on advertising, then Wix is the option.

If you're somewhat of an entrepeneur who wishes to get a product to market pretty quickly, be able to add CRM and workflows that can scale and have some knowledge on how digital products and services work or build a high revenue ecommerce shop, and reduce the cost of development, then Webflow is much better suited.

[enverh]

Very interesting elucidation!
You rock big pro!! Keep up !!! 👍👍👍

[grdovwd]

Very interesting! Thank you!
It looks like that indeed, if you just begin with your site (and you're not very knowledgeable on how to create and care of your website) using Wix or Weebly is better ... then when your site begins to become more visited and need resources (like a blog) transferring to Webflow would be better. Isn't it?