Use REM for Truly Responsive Typography What is REM? REM stands for Root EM, and it’s a relative unit of measurement in CSS. Rather than defining text sizes in absolute units like pixels (px), REM allows font sizes to scale based on the root font size of the document, usually defined in the <html> tag. If the root font size …
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One of the most powerful features of Webflow CMS is the Collection List + Filters combo. It allows you to dynamically display only the content you want, based on custom rules you define. This is a game-changer when you’re building scalable and content-rich websites like blogs, real estate portals, portfolios, or e-commerce stores. Why This Matters With traditional static …
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Enhance User Experience with Smooth Anchor Scrolling in Webflow Looking to create a buttery-smooth scrolling effect when users click internal links like “Back to Top” or section-based navigation menus in your Webflow website? By default, Webflow instantly jumps to anchor points — which can feel abrupt, especially on longer pages. With just a small snippet of custom CSS code, you …
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If your Webflow CMS pages are starting to feel heavy or slow — especially when displaying many dynamic items like blog posts or products — you’re not alone. Overloaded Collection Lists can harm user experience, reduce site speed, and negatively impact SEO rankings, particularly on mobile devices. 1. Limit the Number of Items Displayed Per Collection List Displaying too many …
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When users click a broken link or type an incorrect URL, they often land on your site’s 404 error page. While this might seem like a frustrating dead end, it’s actually a hidden opportunity. A custom-designed 404 page not only softens the impact of the error but also plays a crucial role in enhancing user experience (UX) and maintaining your …
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In modern web design, layout precision matters — and negative margins can be your secret weapon. When used strategically, they allow you to fine-tune spacing, create overlap effects, and enhance visual storytelling without adding extra div blocks or breaking your layout structure. But like any powerful tool, they need to be applied thoughtfully to avoid breaking your site’s responsiveness or …
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In modern web design, visual consistency isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s a core element of brand recognition, user trust, and user experience (UX). When your website’s colors are inconsistent or manually applied across dozens of elements, it not only leads to design drift, but also makes your workflow inefficient and error-prone. That’s where Webflow’s Global Color Swatches come in. …
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