Why Use Webflow
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Webflow completely changed the way I design and develop websites. It makes the coding of websites fast, easy and visual (without needing prior coding knowledge), so I can be more productive, create better results and make more money (since I now charge for the development as well)
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This man new something no one else did at that time
Just start to learn Webflow today. As a freelance web designer I can handle the front end part but it just takes too long to develop a client project. Webflow, Squarespace and Wordpess are awesome tools for us.
Right! Agree with all you've said! I started to use webflow 2 months ago (I am designer) and webflov give a really nice chance to get into code. Now I am able to make a pretty well-designed sites by my own. And this crazy :-)
5:04 dude you forogt your camera
Beautiful smooth timelapse in the end!
Never thought about we can help clients save budget on development side if designers can code at least the frontend. Thanks!!!
+Yap Kwang Yik why save them the money? it should be going to you.
+Flux I mean so that we can charge more like what you said 😏👍✨
Great video Ran! This came at the perfect time as I was looking into "PSD to HTML"
Can't wait to give webflow a shot!
p.s I'm also a designer with general web knowledge that just doesn't want to learn all those web coding rules :)
That's great Chris! Good luck, I'm sure you'll love it!
The content is awesome, thank you!
Can you please advise some similar youtube channels with development topics? Upwork, Angular is preffered
I've always hated these drag and drop things over straight programming because there's always some restrictions. Will give this a go though, seems promising
Really great video! I appreciate the value. Webflow is great!
Hi Ran. I'm trying to move to coding as a designer and webflow looks like a pretty good option to bridge the gap beteeen design and development. Two questions: 1. How big is the learning curve with Webflow? 2. What is your experience with the new CMS? Is it any good and do you let clients in on using the CMS?
+Harmen Struiksma Hey Herman! The Learning curve depends on your understanding of the conceptual model and properties of HTML/CSS. I knew them, is it was super easy, if you have no experience developing for web, than I guess it's a bit steeper, but they have great videos. as for the CMS - actually I never got to use it on real projects, but saw the tutorials and it looks nice.
Hi Ran, and then, how do you manage the changes and updates for clientes?
i love your video maan! keep going
thanks!
that´s what i think... there´s a webflow promo and a video that said: "design without code... " and i think that's not accurate, because what you said: YOU NEED TO KNOW THE LOGIC AND THE WAY HTML+CSS WORKS. And that's why graphic designers need to get into code.
+Israel Meza B. but you can understand the logic without knowing how to code, that's much easier.. I hate remembering syntax, properties names ect..
why didn't you do it directly in webflow? is there any limitation? it seems you are repeating the same tasks twice
+Kshitiz Rimal I guess it's probably much quicker to make mockups and lay down idea's in Sketch first rather than doing it all in code.
+Kshitiz Rimal Since webflow is building real and logical HTML/CSS you actually have to know what you are trying to do (and how it will behave on mobile) before you start building, this is why I first design in Sketch and only then move to Webflow. Rarely - when I have simple project, I just do it straight in Webflow.
+Kshitiz Rimal easy: planning.
hey bro what about back-end?
we can't do back-end in webflow
Link a page on webflow to an Amazon or Google dev hosted website with somebody who can actual code.
great video thanks!
Cool video - CONGRATS
what do you think is it ok to build websites on webflow and actually sell them to your clients? Or would you just use webflow for buidling and prototyping? And then to show it to the client how it will look? And after that you let a developer build it without webflow? Thanks for your answer Enzo
Of coures. why would you re-develop it? if it's a static website or using their own CMS there's no need to re-develop
+Flux ok thanks, :) would you recommend publishing it on webflow or export the code and host it on own server? Are also the animations/Interactions in the Code? in which file html or Css? Or does a JavaScript file exist. Thanks
Question, what do you recommend I can use to design as a windows user? I can't use Adobe XD nor Sketch. Would it be wise to just use a Virtual Machine and get XD? I have PS but its not like Sketch or XD. Also, I use PineGrow its like Webflow but with Wordpress integration.
I suggest you get a mac :)
Don't bother, I had the exact same problem. My Macbook wouldn't boot but I eventually got it reinstalled and fully up to date. Tested Sketch and was really disappointed. Sketch can't export HTML so you're going to have to manually rebuild HTML either way. You might as well get straight into Webflow, or some other Visual logic building software Editor. Sketch is not Dreamweaver or some other HTML editor. It's more of what Photoshop for web Designers.
That said, I know exactly what you mean with PineGrow, I'm still playing around with all of them. But I started with Sketch, and I can tell you now. Forget the Hype. It's a tool for real Designers who build things from the ground up.
I'm currently testing iGloo, Webflow, PineGrow and CoffeeCup Responsive Site Designer. One of them will be my new favorite, but we'll have to see which. Either way, I suggest that you try all of the above before getting a Mac. It's also all far cheaper, so don't go straight for a Mac.
Who does your video editing?.. very nice, Subscribed :)
that was a solid video thank you keep at it. !
Cheers Edeos!
@@FluxAcademy bruh this RUclips game isn't easy. You've been doing this for 5 years already
What would you say the best way of presenting projects to clients who are remote?
+Kurt Thigpen Check out Invision, sir. www.invisionapp.com/
ok this is awesome! where have I been?!
+Kurt Thigpen Hey Kurt! This is actually a big challenge. I've had troubles with this before and now I always prefer to present in person, even if I have to fly to meet the client. I'll be talking about this in the vlog soon.
What's better? UX Pin or Webflow?
+Victor Berland Totally different softwares. UXpin is much more like inVision, webflow is not for mockups but for building the actual real thing (and than exporting the code or publishing it).
I looked at WebFlow but was turned off by the restriction to work at the widest, 960px. Do you get around this somehow to code for wider screens? Say 1280px, 1440px or 1600px? Thanks!
yeah, I don't get that restriction on "containers" either, so I just create me own: take a div and give it 'max-width: 1400'. easy to get around.
Hi Ran :) Thanks for sharing these thoughts!
Are you using Webflow CMS hosting or you just export code from Webflow and use your own?
I want to try this tool, but i don't know what to do with hosting ;)
I usually export the code. We use the hosting sometimes for static pages, but I haven't used the CMS yet.
Thanks :)
+Flux one thing more - did you put your websites to Wordpress or other CMS? I'm wondering that is possible to design blog in Webflow and develop it into Wordpress if I don't know any PHP.
thanks great video
+zacksutt Thanks for watching!
can you add animations in webflow I mean like the ones that you can do using javascript or animation in css...?
+Victor Cevallos yep.
Liking the videos, keep it up.
+Mario Dabrowski I put em on when I work and pretend there are other freelancers hanging out at my office.
+Mario Dabrowski Thank Mario!
+Poyan Pourshian That's so cool to hear!
Why do you use webflow instead of Muse? I'm trying to decide for one of them!
I've already discussed this in the comments in other videos I think.. maybe I should do a video about it
Juan, I have been using Muse since its Beta days when it was invite only, and to be honest, it is getting more and more difficult to use due to the fact that it is trying to be a responsive platform and most of their solutions are a hack, plus it has so many bugs, more and more as they try to expand its capabilities.
I discovered Webflow about two or three months ago and it has blown me away. The beauty of the interface, the amazingly clean code, the ease of responsive designs, amazing!
I am already 100% positive it will save me loads of time and therefore make me much more money.
Could I build a static Muse site faster, YES, but as soon as you try to make it responsive, down the Rabbit Hole you go!
It is just a nightmare to control, far to many complex interactions going on.
Not to mention the awesome animations that Webflow allows, way past anything that Muse is capable of, and they work through all device sizes.
Absolutely you should give Webflow a good test drive, it is one of those skill sets that will just pay you back over and over.
Oh! I Forgot to mention, their CMS for setting up a blog, amazing! The best looking blogs I have ever seen
Thanks a lot Graham Jones for the great response. I can see the good results right now after a couple of week of using it. It's a pleasure. I was asking because I've never used Muse and I was wondering if I should pay attention to it. Flux thanks for replying!
What program do you use to sketch your web designs? I just use illustrator.
Sketch
Hi, do you remember the guy who did your intro? I'm trying to find him
Giga Khurtsilava
Hi! Ran, question? what's the proper way to structure the divs, so can the application fit nicely in a phone Thanks.
too complicated to answer in the comments :) sorry!
ricardo alarcon make the height and weight "Auto"
Toro, sincerely! Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do u know a vlad in webflow
+Alex Karelson We've talked before.