Crafting websites with excellence. Sola gratia.
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Does this mean Pro 200 subscribers are back to the original 20x Work/Codex allowance?
@thsottiaux @ChatGPT
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Thanks to @paper design is fun for me again.
No more obsessing over every pixel, just pure ideation, creation, and fine-tuning.
Three post-Boston thoughts I’m sitting with:
1. The work is changing
Launch is becoming the first leg of a relay, rather than the finish line. Building a great site still matters, but so does understanding where it fits in a client’s larger goals. Being a great sprinter only gets you so far if you can’t pass the baton.
2. There’s work worth doing after launch
Some clients need campaigns, testing, and ongoing improvements. Others need a dependable site and occasional updates. Source may create more room for the first kind of work, but it won’t be right for everyone and that's ok. It's not a zero-sum game.
3. It's time to think carefully about what comes next
I’ve built a lot with @webflow, and I’m looking forward to growing with it as Source takes shape. I’m also exploring how Astro, Sanity, and other tools can work alongside it to better serve my clients.
So thankful and proud of my friend for everything he’s put into our community.
Excited to see this new season for him and Webflow!
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Day one at #WebflowConf was a good reminder of how quickly this world is moving.
Grateful for the chance to reconnect with old friends and talk shop with new ones.
Devs, clients don’t pay for divs, classes, or page builds. They pay for sites and systems that create business value.
That’s important to remember when looking at Source.
Introducing Source by Webflow: a new platform for marketing teams and their agents to launch, optimize, and scale digital experiences, together. Now in a limited research preview → wfl.io/4gISc29
It’s the last week of summer.
I want to spend time with the kids, but it’s also @webflowconf
So, we’re turning it into a family road trip.
See you in Boston, friends!
Gratitude goes a long way.
I'm thankful for what @webflow has enabled me to build for my clients over the years.
Excited to see what's next in Boston this year.
We're not announcing a release. We're announcing a direction: code becomes Webflow's real source of truth, not an export format. Seeing where this goes at Webflow Conf, Sept 1–3 → wfl.io/4x8irWe
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I'll be honest, I'm really not someone who normally asks people for money or posts things like this. But every once in a while, something comes along that reminds you what community is actually for.
Some of you in this space know @EricWOdom. If you don't, you should. Eric was one of the very first people who believed in @TheDigitalThird's Arena (previously it started as the @TheOfficialRDL) if you've been a fan of that work at all, he was the number one supporter, back when it was just an idea. Beyond that, he's a genuinely good friend of mine, and one of those people who's always showing up for everyone else, quietly, without asking for anything back.
On the first day of summer, his son Keaton was in a serious accident. What was supposed to be the start of a carefree summer turned into weeks in the hospital and multiple surgeries. Keaton's home now, but the recovery is far from over, and so is the toll it's taken on Eric and his family.
Eric doesn't ask for help. That's kind of the point of this post. So I'm asking on his behalf.
You're not obligated to give anything. But if you know me, if you've ever been part of Arena, or you just believe in the power of an online community actually showing up for one of its own when it matters, this is that moment. I really believe this can change the trajectory of this family's year... and it'd mean the world to me personally if you could help Eric and his family out.
There's a fund set up to help cover hospital bills and the everyday costs that don't pause just because life did. Every bit helps, and if you can't give, sharing this with someone who might means just as much.
If you know Eric from @webflow , Relume, Arena, or anywhere else in this space, let's show up for him the way he's shown up for all of us.
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Feeding a massive content doc into Codex and having it populate Webflow CMS is such a superpower.
It arguably does a better job than I can, and much quicker too.
“He is not here, for he has risen, as he said. Come, see the place where he lay.”
Matthew 28:6 ESV
The invitation is still open today.
“Come and see” for yourself.
I can’t wait to dig into my buddy @heyderekj’s new app this weekend.
👀 @harvouscom
Looking to connect with a Webflow Developer physically located in the EST time zone (ideally 🇨🇦) with proven exp. building with the Lumos framework (v2 and up).
If that’s you or you know someone, leave a comment or shoot me a DM.
Thank you, friends!
O LORD, be gracious to us; we wait for you. Be our arm every morning, our salvation in the time of trouble.
How I wish I had something like this when I first started.
Webflow and friends did a tremendous job with this one.
Introducing The Webflow Way: Your new go-to resource for strategic best practices that go beyond the “how-to” and into the “how-to-do-it-best”.
Whether you build for clients or for your own brand, these best practices will help you get the most out of Webflow to deliver high-performing, scalable web experiences.
📘 You’ll find in-depth guidance across six core areas:
1. Design Systems – Ship faster, stay on brand, and scale with ease.
2. CMS – Deliver dynamic, data-driven content at scale.
3. Localization – Create global experiences that connect locally — without compromising speed or quality.
4. SEO – Improve discoverability and drive organic growth.
5. Optimization – Boost conversions and make smarter decisions, faster.
6. Collaboration – Streamline workflows across designers, marketers, and developers.
This is the blueprint the world’s top Webflow experts use to ship faster, scale smarter, and deliver world-class digital experiences.
Learn more about The Webflow Way here, and tune in to our livestream on September 9th: wfl.io/45KQZTE
Adding this to the top of my very long list of cool tech to check out.
By popular demand — Mast v2.3 has officially gone FLUID with type and essential spacing!
This move further simplifies default variables by removing the previous Responsive collection, while still making fluid type and spacing easy to update with corresponding min and max variables.
As @webflow continues to become more powerful (and complex) we are devoted to embracing that power, while ensuring simplicity and efficiency remain the foundation for Mast.
