Webflow Reviews & Product Details

One of the biggest upsides of Webflow is that you don’t need to know HTML, CSS, or JavaScript to get started. It’s a highly useful tool for designers. Webflow also offers excellent learning resources through Webflow University, which are especially helpful for beginners.

Some underrated features include:

- The ability to publish CMS items without publishing the entire site.

- The option to utilize custom attributes to target specific elements.

- Automated backups with a long history.

- Additionally, Webflow supports a wide range of tool integrations, making it even more versatile.

Another highlight is Webflow’s support team, which is responsive and helpful. They provide clear solutions and even follow up to ensure your issue is fully resolved. Additionally, Webflow has a large and active community on the Webflow Forum and Reddit, where users share insights, troubleshoot issues, and offer best practices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the biggest downsides is the pricing. Webflow has a relatively high cost if you want to launch a website. As a developer, there are some frustrating aspects of Webflow, but they’re not major issues, for example, it occasionally crashes for no apparent reason. Sometimes, you need to reload the page to make edits to content. It also has some underdeveloped features, like E-commerce, which aren’t very useful for larger websites. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow is an excellent platform for quickly building layouts and UI without sacrificing design control. One of the things I appreciate the most is its SEO management, which makes it easy to optimize websites without relying on additional tools.

The platform keeps improving with new features constantly being added, making it more powerful and versatile every day. It also integrates seamlessly with third-party apps and even with React, allowing for extended functionality when needed.

Another great advantage is version control, which provides flexibility and security when making changes. If you have a background in design and CSS, the learning curve is quite smooth, as Webflow aligns well with traditional front-end principles.

Additionally, Webflow has a strong and active community of users who share knowledge, tutorials, and best practices. Their customer support is also reliable and responsive, helping users troubleshoot issues efficiently.

Overall, Webflow is a solid choice for designers and developers looking for a no-code/low-code solution without compromising on customization and performance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Not all features are for all Users, it depends on your plan

- It may not be cheap Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- I would 100% recommend Webflow to anyone looking for a powerful no-code platform that doesn’t sacrifice performance, flexibility, or design control.

- Webflow makes technical SEO so much easier with clean HTML structure, auto-generated sitemaps, customizable meta tags, canonical tags, and easy 301 redirects. Unlike other platforms, I don’t have to install multiple plugins to ensure my sites are SEO-optimized from the ground up.

- The dynamic CMS is intuitive, making it easy for clients to manage their content without needing a developer.

- Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Webflow allows us to craft fully custom designs with pixel-perfect accuracy.

- Whether it's Zapier, Mailchimp, or analytics tools, Webflow makes it incredibly easy to integrate with external tools.

- Great Customer support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- While Webflow is intuitive for designers and developers, beginners might need some time to get comfortable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've worked with every CMS under the sun, and nothing gets closed to Webflow in term of speed for making changes to your website (without a dev!). There is a slight learning curve at first (you need to understand some basic principles of design - thankfully they have an amazing library of video tutorials), but once mastered, you can make changes in mere seconds.

There is also very few limitations in terms of what you can build. Any design you can think of is doable on Webflow. There are tons of options to make your website look and act the way you want, while remaining easy enough to use.

Customer support (enterprise) is great - all done through email, I get answers within an hour or so with clear explanation or videos. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There a few elements that require some custom codes that should frankly exist out of the box, such as tables, nice carousels, etc Thankfully there are solutions (Finsweet.com) that nicely fits that niche for now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow offers an instant workflow to create a fully functioning, interactive website. Even if you don't have much experience in building websites, using Webflow you can create very cool websites. So I would say that it is the workflow that I value the most. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think there are two things I dislike most about Webflow: the speed and the limitations, with more complex projects.

Speed - with projects that have 40-50 static pages, which are additional quite complex, you start to have a lot of problems in terms of the responsiveness of the tool (Designer). Limitations - some things, in order to work the way the client wants them to, require the involvement of external tools that, in the opinion of many developers, could be replaced by native Webflow functions, but for some unknown reason have not been for many years (cms slider, cms tab). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Coming from a UX design background and Figma adept, I started using Webflow over 2 years now and I feel Webflow's interface is really easy to use and understand. I use it daily and always learn new way of doing things. I love how easy it is to set up and to handover to clients. I also love that all answers are available online and there's a number of communities eager to help. It integrates with most of the known ecomm and marketing software and if not available out of the box, zapier integration is really robust. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It still does not support the Latin American payment gateways. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow is the most balanced site builder I've ever used in terms of ease of use and the features that one gets in order to make a really good and functional website. Other site builders are super easy to use, but are lacking in power. Some are really powerful, but are convoluted and take a far longer time to launch. While Webflow does have a learning curve, Webflow University is second to none in terms of quality of instruction. They're really entertaining too. Sometimes I just watch the videos for the dry humor. :-D Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow has not yet made advanced collaboration features available to all users. It is only available in Enterprise plans. This is really bad especially if the deadline for a project is tight and you'd need more than 1 developer working on the project at the same time. This has actually forced us to have multiple shifts, which is not ideal.

Webflow Ecommerce is also something I would not recommend. While Webflow as a site builder is second to none, their Ecommerce is lackluster. Which is why people still use way better ecom systems like Shopify. There are tools available that connect Webflow to Shopify, but I'd happily give Webflow my money if they're able to make something close.

Also, their Logic and Membership features(which they have since taken down) were a flop. Lukewarm at best. But hopefully they've learned from those and will ensure robust and competitive features that will stand the test of time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

How it engages the whole marketing team to contribute through website. Support team, the community and the overall the whole webflow ecosystem is amazing. Clients with desired hands-on approach we can feed their curiousity easy which is the best kind of experience when you can see the website growing the best possible way. For teams switching from wordpress and other similiar system they have it easy to adopt the new ecosystem and feel the instant value that brings and new dynamics. Integration with most of the CRMs is easy and if not, there is enough documentation and support is there help quickly and easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Slider but we shouldn't be adding them anyways! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow has completely transformed the way my agency designs and develops websites. Its visual development environment allows us to build highly custom, responsive websites without being constrained by templates or excessive plugins. The combination of a powerful CMS, clean code output, and interactions/animations has enabled us to deliver high-quality sites faster, while maintaining creative control. Clients also love the Editor experience, as it empowers them to manage their content with ease. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main drawback is the cost of scaling beyond one user. As my agency grows, adding more team members to our workspace can get expensive. While the value Webflow provides is undeniable, a more flexible pricing model for teams would be a welcome improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Webflow is fun to use and design in, and has everything you need. What i love the most is that you have so many ways of designing and animating without needing to know frontend development. The CMS is great and intuitive, and overall the UI is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

First time I used it, i had no frontend skills, and I found it confusing and overwhelming. After learning the basics of HTML and CSS, Webflow is my holy grail and so fun and easy to use. You dont need to know frontend to name interactions and animations, but I would advice that you know the structure of a website and its elements (CSS and HTML). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.