Is there anyway to make the pages more optimized for all devices? I've noticed they look best on mobile but then don't fully utilize space on desktop. I want to do a basic professional services site that will basically have a Home page, a portfolio, About, and Contact page. I'm thinking that most of my users will come from desktop so I'm considering using Webflow instead. Thoughts?
Yeah that part is tricky, you can enable full width or not full width options in the settings if you want it to take up the whole screen on desktop You can also play around with doing bigger or smaller text options. I personally think you can get away with building it on notion if you just want something super simple, but some people don't think they look as great. I just LOVE how easy it is to go in and edit stuff because I'm already in notion using it all the time anyway. Plus updating stuff and adding blog posts and all that is really fluid if your site will ever require content or updates. Really depends on the level of professionalism you're going for because it definitely does still need some work.
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Is there anyway to make the pages more optimized for all devices? I've noticed they look best on mobile but then don't fully utilize space on desktop. I want to do a basic professional services site that will basically have a Home page, a portfolio, About, and Contact page. I'm thinking that most of my users will come from desktop so I'm considering using Webflow instead. Thoughts?
Yeah that part is tricky, you can enable full width or not full width options in the settings if you want it to take up the whole screen on desktop
You can also play around with doing bigger or smaller text options.
I personally think you can get away with building it on notion if you just want something super simple, but some people don't think they look as great.
I just LOVE how easy it is to go in and edit stuff because I'm already in notion using it all the time anyway. Plus updating stuff and adding blog posts and all that is really fluid if your site will ever require content or updates. Really depends on the level of professionalism you're going for because it definitely does still need some work.