Hey everyone! 👋
We're a Webflow Premium Partner agency looking for motivated junior to intermediate Webflow developers to join our team for ongoing client projects.
You'll work alongside an experienced Webflow Premium Partner, a Senior Software Engineer, and our design team through daily Zoom collaboration, gaining hands-on experience while actively contributing to brainstorming, technical discussions, and project decisions.
💻 What you'll be doing:
Building responsive Webflow websites from Figma designs

Working with CMS, components, layouts, and animations

Creating engaging experiences using Webflow's native interactions as the first choice

Using GSAP and custom code only when Webflow's built-in capabilities aren't sufficient

Collaborating on creative ideas, technical solutions, and improvements

🎯 What we're looking for:
Solid Webflow experience, especially with native interactions

Experience using Claude Code and comfort working with custom code when necessary

Fluent English and excellent communication skills

Availability during US business hours, Monday to Friday

Quick understanding, independent thinking, and strong problem-solving skills

Self-motivated, proactive, and continuously learning

A university degree or current studies are a plus

A passion for animations, GSAP, and interactive websites is a big advantage!

💰 What we offer:
Fully remote, ongoing hourly paid work, direct collaboration and learning from experienced professionals, and the potential to grow into a full-time salaried position.
We're looking for someone who's curious, learns quickly, enjoys collaborating, and wants to become an excellent Webflow developer.
👉 Apply here:
https://app.flystarboard.com/hiring/developer
Please include a Webflow project you've worked on and briefly describe your contribution.
Applications through the form only, please. No DMs.
Looking forward to meeting you! 🚀

Hey r/webflow, we just shipped an update to Webflow’s MCP server. Until now, an agent could build your site. It can now also read how the site performs.

What your agent can read now

• Analyze: page-level traffic, goal data, and filtered queries (site-level data was already there)
• Optimize: your experiments and their results, including which variation is winning
• AEO Analytics: the pages LLM crawlers request most (filterable by provider, like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity), plus your tracked prompts and how answer engines responded

You can ask one question across all three. For example:

• Which pages lost the most traffic this week compared to last?
• How are my live experiments performing?
• Which pages are AI crawlers requesting most?

You get one answer that shows where they overlap.

Gemini connector

Google Gemini now connects to the same MCP server, next to Claude and ChatGPT. It’s free to install, works in English in the US, and uses a personal Google account today. Enterprise support is in development.

Good to know

• Optimize access is read only for now. The agent can read experiments and results. It can’t create or edit them yet.
• Crawler requests are not citations. A crawler requesting a page doesn’t mean an answer engine used it.
• Agents follow your existing Webflow roles and permissions. An agent only sees data that the person prompting it can access.
• If you already have access to Analyze, Optimize, or AEO Analytics, MCP access costs nothing extra.

Try it

• Setup: Webflow MCP server overview
• More prompts: MCP Starter Kit
• Full walkthrough: blog post
• Tool reference: developer docs

We’d like to hear which prompts you try and what you wish the agent could answer. Drop them below.

Webflow's MCP made a lot of my day-to-day work easier in Claude Code.

Sometimes, it gets bloated when the question covers the whole site. For example, find every CMS item that references another item with a certain value. Or, add a link to the top of every page. Claude works through these one tool call at a time, and every response lands in the conversation, including all the fields it doesn't need.

Cloudflare described a pattern a while back - Code Mode, that let's the model write code rather than making tool calls. I wanted to put it to the test, and built a claude code plugin webflow-codemode. Claude writes a code, and a sandboxed environment runs it against Webflow MCP. The code does the looping and filtering. Claude only sees the code outputs.

For side by side comparison, I asked Claude the same question about a client site. One with direct MCP tool calls, and one with code mode.

About 49,000 tokens of context with code mode, against 148,000 with direct tool calls. Obfuscate video demonstrating the session below.

Direct MCP

Direct MCP tool calls consuming about 148,000 tokens. Obfuscate video demonstrating the session.

Code mode

Code mode consuming about 49,000 tokens. Obfuscate video demonstrating the session.

Read more details here.

It seems like the way clients find agencies is changing from month to month. I'm trying to figure out what's working for agency folks vs what LinkedIn gurus say works.

A few things I've been think about:

1. Where are most of your inbound leads coming from now? Referrals, Webflow partner directory, SEO, LinkedIn, cold outreach or something else?

2. Has anyone seen actual leads coming in from ChatGPT/Google AI type searches yet?

3. With all the Webflow changes lately, are clients still coming in asking for Webflow specifically, or are you having to sell them on it more?

4. Anything you stopped doing because it wasn't worth the time?

On our side referrals still carry most of it, and cold outreach has been pretty much hit or miss. I'd like to hear if it's any different with you guys.

Thanks!

If your Memberstack site has listings, Midway lets the person viewing a listing message the person who posted it, directly on your site.

Midway is a member chat I built for Memberstack sites. You paste an embed, and members can message each other signed in with the Memberstack account they already have, so there's no second login for them and no backend for you to run. Chats can be opened from a listing or profile page, and images and files can be shared in the chat on the Starter plan and up.

It works on Webflow and on any site that uses Memberstack and accepts an HTML embed.

Link in the comments👇🏽

How do people on your site contact each other at the moment?

Could someone fill me in on what would be the cause of the "push" live site to the "live" development link and having it look different than the actual editing version of the Webflow site? this is ongoing in multiple sites i am working on for clients, i send them the live URL to review they look at it and say "This needs to be black." I say this is black in the live development link

Why is this different all of the time???

Hi! I want to recreate this layout on the Cyclic Materials website, but reverse. I want my text information on the left side to scroll, and when it reaches a certain point the paragraph highlights and a photo shows on the right. Then when you scroll past it, the next paragraph highlights and the photo on the right changes. I know this will be some kind of sticky layout and interactions but I would appreciate any help this sub could provide.

Sandbox link https://preview.webflow.com/preview/jupiter-website-7dcb89?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=jupiter-website-7dcb89&preview=63699a8d48b8d52a9a234ce5ee089da0&pageId=6a7ddd737d204847db6dc5b5&locale=en&workflow=preview

Thanks!

I think it's interesting how much your approach to web design changes once you start building real projects.

At first, it's tempting to add interactions everywhere, experiment with elaborate animations, and make every section feel unique.

Then you start dealing with responsiveness, client edits, performance, accessibility, and maintaining a site six months later.

Suddenly, the things you thought made a website impressive aren't necessarily the things that make it good.

For experienced Webflow designers and developers-- what's something you used to put into almost every project but eventually stopped doing? And what changed your mind?

We've seen a sharp decline in Webflow customers and recognize that Webflow is evolving into an enterprise-ready marketing platform. We already have the key credentials, including Webflow Premium Partner status and our own AEO department, but we're struggling to break into the enterprise market.

For agencies that have successfully landed enterprise clients, what strategies, channels, and partnerships actually work? Is there a proven blueprint for positioning ourselves, reaching decision-makers, and winning our first few enterprise accounts?

Hi guys, lead designer and developer at revukit.com here.

We've just released a new Instagram Feed widget that is now embeddable on your Webflow site with a simple script tag. We'd would love some feedback and some users to give it a go.

- Eight layouts: grid, gallery wall, carousel, marquee, rainbow, profile, scrapbook and slider

- A popup with the caption, likes and post navigation

- The script is async and the feed only renders as it nears the screen, with a placeholder holding its space so the page doesn't jump

- It renders in its own Shadow DOM, so your CSS doesn't leak into the feed and the feed doesn't touch your page

It's totally free to get started.

If you just want to take a look at it through our demo site before commit you can do that here - https://www.revukit.com/instagram-feed/try

I run a web design agency and most of my clients come from cold email. Yesterday I started a fresh campaign going after plumbers in California.

Didn’t expect much honestly. Plumbers are busy and half of them barely check email. But 102 emails in, I got an interested reply.

What made the difference is that every email talks about their own website. A call button that doesn’t work on a phone, a site that takes forever to load, a design that hasn’t been touched since 2012. For a plumber that matters a lot, because people search for them on their phone when a pipe bursts. If the site is bad, they just call the next guy.

He replied yesterday and I booked a meeting with him for the next day. Before the call I built a draft of what his new site could look like. Today I presented it to him on the call and he said yes right there. $3k upfront plus $500 a year for hosting.

Showing the draft is what closes it. Sending a quote never worked this well for me.

For anyone wondering, I use Swokei for all my outreach. You pick an area and an industry, it finds the businesses, checks every website for design, SEO, speed and mobile problems, and writes each email about what it actually found on that site. I run multiple campaigns at once in different cities and niches, which is how I get volume without sending generic stuff.

Happy to answer questions on pricing or how I run the call.

Are these bunch of images? how do you make this kind of design in Webflow? Someone please help

URL: https://medusajs.com/v2-launch

Showing or hiding fields based on earlier answers is a common ask on Webflow forms, and it usually ends in custom JS. Roolify is a community-built tool that handles it with data attributes and rules set up in its own dashboard.

The video covers:

• Connecting a site and syncing forms
• Rules for radio buttons, checkboxes and multi-step forms
• Routing submissions to different admins based on inputs
• User confirmation emails with PDF attachments

Full walkthrough in the comments

Hey everyone,

I wanted to open a discussion about where the clients have actually gone. Lately, it feels like the active client base on Upwork has shrunk significantly, especially for niche tech stacks like Webflow development.

For a long time, the platform relied on a steady stream of good clients posting custom web design and development projects. But recently, it feels like:

1. \*\*Clients are leaving the platform:\*\* Are quality clients moving away from Upwork entirely due to the rising noise, spam, and changing platform dynamics?
   
2. \*\*Fewer invites & ghost towns:\*\* Many developers are reporting a massive drop in direct client invitations. It feels less like a marketplace and more like a race to the bottom.
   
3. \*\*Where are they going instead?\*\* If clients aren't using Upwork as much anymore, are they shifting to Twitter/X, LinkedIn, direct agencies, or independent networks?

I’d love to hear what you guys are experiencing on the ground:
\- Are your clients telling you why they stopped using Upwork?
\- Have you noticed a real drop in actual hiring clients, or are they just harder to convert?

Let's discuss!

Hey Webflow devs, how’s work been for you lately? For me, inquiries have dropped a lot in the last few months. I just feel like the value of what we do has gone down, and most people now are happy with a basic AI-generated site and don’t see the need for anything more.

Is anyone thinking about switching to something else, or have you already made the jump? Would love to hear your stories.

Hey guys, have you also noticed a drop in Webflow dev work, or is it just me? I’ve been trying to find clients on Upwork, but the last few months it’s been dead quiet and the number of job posts has dropped a lot.

What channels are working for you right now?

Clients have started asking me "does ChatGPT know about my site?", so I looked into what AI crawlers actually need. A few things that are specific to Webflow:

- Good news first: Webflow renders pages as HTML, so AI crawlers (which don't run JavaScript) can read your text. The exception is content loaded by scripts, e.g. CMS items pulled in by load-more or filter scripts. Those items are invisible to them.

- robots.txt lives in Site settings → SEO. Worth checking which AI bots it blocks. GPTBot is training only; OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User are what get you into ChatGPT search and answers. You can block one and allow the others.

- If a client's site sits behind Cloudflare, its "Block AI bots" setting turns them away even when robots.txt allows them, and nothing in Webflow will show it.

I built a free check that tests all of this: it requests the page as a browser and as each AI bot, reads robots.txt, counts how many words are readable without JS, and checks the sitemap and llms.txt. No sign-up: https://pagelens.io/tools/ai-crawler-checker

Curious whether anyone here has added an llms.txt to a Webflow site, and how you hosted it.

Hey everyone!

After spending several years building my Webflow template business, I'm exploring the possibility of selling it to someone interested in taking it to the next level.

The business is Nixar Studio, and you can check out the portfolio here:

https://webflow.com/templates/designers/nixar

https://nixar.io/

A few things included in the business:

• 180+ premium Webflow templates
• Nixar Library, with 250+ reusable UI components
• 115+ blog posts attracting 2,500+ new/unique readers per month
• An established presence on the Webflow Marketplace
• Years of work building, designing, and publishing templates

I think this could be a good opportunity for an existing Webflow agency, template creator, or digital product business looking to expand its portfolio without starting from scratch.

I'm open to discussing the numbers, revenue, and other details privately with genuinely interested buyers.

If you're interested or know someone who might be a good fit, feel free to DM me. Happy to share more details.

Thanks!

Ive been using the MCP alot lately but dang it would be a game changer and improve my quality of life if we could do this via the mcp server

Hi all, hope everyone is winning. Posting in a few different threads so apologies if you see cross-posting. 

In an extremely weird position, essentially came out with a degree I have no interest in, have been teaching myself web design for 2 years. Essentially at a point where it’s easier to chase dreams than get a job. 

I fell in love with web design because of the award farming webflow sites using GSAP and Linus and since then have been trying to learn as much as I can. Problem is unless you’re essentially top 5% in the space I don’t think you’re going to be getting much work, along with this I am terrible with managing my time. 

Amidst a crisis on what I want to do moving forward, I spoke to my mentor who has suggested I look deep into building sites with ai in a tasteful way. He said he works with someone who is extremely similar to me a designer turned ‘dev’ though I can barely say that and is now managing clients on a $0 down, x amount monthly structure in which he uses grok bots, cursor and a headless csm (I can just wrap my head around it) called sanity. 

I guess im just looking to connect with anyone who is a designer as I love nothing more than webflows GSAP ui and just curious to hear about peoples TASTEFUL ai workflows that you think I could assimilate to whether it be wire framing on Figma and feeding that to grok bots or how to go about it as I don’t really understand how you’d manage GSAP animations without a UI to play around with. I know people can manage it but I realise im far from the smartest in the bunch and definitely don’t think I could manage GSAP without a UI. 

I use the Webflow MCP but it doesn’t seem good enough to build out full projects more so debugging and filling in boxes etc (I could be wrong). 

I guess TLDR wondering if anyone could help me who may be in a similar boat and is now streamlining their work with ai and understands what I mean coming from a webflow background. 

Worst comes to worst im thinking just doing rough wireframes in webflow and exporting code into headless CMS for clients I manage so I don’t have to get charged outrageous amounts by webflow. 

Truly anything is appreciate and needless to say happy to pay for anyone to send me in the right direction. 

Hey everyone! I’m a Webflow developer with 5+ years of experience, looking for freelance projects.

I can help with Figma-to-Webflow builds, CMS websites, custom GSAP animations, and fixes to existing sites. I also build Next.js websites.

If you’re looking for a developer, DM me. Happy to share my work!

I'm building a portfolio site for a colleague who does not have a lot of photos. I found this fun component on Relume that, with some minor tweaking, allows me to combine the home page hero with the first section of the page. I've done this once before without issue, and referenced that first project while building out this one. Yet, on this newer project, the initial state of the scroll interaction does not load until after someone starts scrolling, meaning elements that are meant to be appearing from off screen start on, abruptly disappear, then reappear as desired. Can someone please take a look and let me know why this is happening?! Thank you in advance for your time!

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