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• July 17, 2025
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Managing dynamic content like blog posts, product listings, or team member profiles in Webflow can be seamless — but what if you could automate it and collaborate with your team using a familiar tool like Google Sheets? With Make (formerly Integromat), you can connect Webflow CMS to Google Sheets and transform your content workflow into a fast, scalable, no-code system. …

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• July 12, 2025
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In the fast-evolving world of e-commerce, design flexibility and functional depth are essential to deliver exceptional user experiences. While Webflow offers impressive visual control and CMS flexibility, its native e-commerce features can be limiting for businesses that require advanced functionality such as custom checkout flows, subscriptions, digital products, or global payments. That’s where Foxy comes in — a powerful and …

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• July 12, 2025
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Creating an inclusive and accessible web experience is no longer just a “nice to have” — it’s a core best practice in modern design and development. One subtle but powerful way to improve accessibility is by properly handling focus outlines using the :focus-visible pseudo-class. If you’ve ever removed the default browser outline from buttons or links to make your design …

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• July 12, 2025
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Typography plays a huge role in your website’s aesthetics and brand personality — but if not handled properly, it can negatively impact load speed, mobile performance, and SEO. One of the most overlooked culprits behind slow-loading sites is excessive font loading. The good news? You don’t have to sacrifice beautiful design to achieve optimal performance. By strategically choosing and loading …

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• July 11, 2025
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In the world of responsive web design, content flexibility is essential — especially when using sliders to showcase testimonials, blog previews, case studies, or product features. But what happens when each slide contains different amounts of content? Without the right setup, your Webflow slider may experience layout jumps, excessive empty space, or clipped text — which not only disrupts the …

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• July 11, 2025
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In modern web design, small touches can make a big impact. One such underused but powerful tool is the custom cursor — a subtle enhancement that turns ordinary mouse movements into branded, immersive interactions. Whether you’re creating a portfolio, a product landing page, or a creative studio site, using a custom cursor in Webflow is a quick, lightweight way to …

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• July 11, 2025
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In the world of modern web design, achieving visual excellence is just the beginning. True digital success lies in the seamless integration of design aesthetics, accessibility standards, SEO optimization, and site performance. These elements, when harmonized, create a user experience that not only looks beautiful but functions effectively across all devices and platforms. This is where Webflow’s Audit Panel becomes …

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• July 11, 2025
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In modern web design, a form success message isn’t just a courtesy — it’s a key part of the user journey and brand communication strategy. When a user submits a form — whether it’s a contact inquiry, newsletter subscription, product demo request, or service booking — what happens next can significantly influence how the user perceives your brand. A thoughtfully …

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• July 11, 2025
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In modern web design, intuitive and accessible navigation is not just a UX best practice — it’s a vital component of keeping users engaged, reducing bounce rates, and improving SEO performance. When users land on your website, they should immediately understand where they are and how to move around. One powerful but often underutilized feature in Webflow is the “Current” …

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• July 11, 2025
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Design consistency isn’t just a visual choice — it’s a core principle in delivering a user-friendly, scalable, and high-performing website. In Webflow, one of the most effective ways to ensure consistent styling across your project is by leveraging global styles through semantic HTML tags such as <h1>, <p>, <a>, <button>, and more. Rather than creating separate classes for every text …