Love the editing CMS items in the editor Love the components slots Love the sharing of component libraries Love page building and templates Not going to comment on the AI stuff because it doesn't affect me much and also sick of AI and it's broken promises and ethical considerations. But mostly, I had really hoped action on a whole bunch of other things that have been on the wishlist for years. I know this stuff isn't sexy and it isn't AI, but it would make our lives so much easier. -Custom order for Collection Items and sorting and filtering -Increase Number of Nested Collection Lists Per Page -Tables -Ability to style CSS Combinators -Custom Breakpoints -Ability to duplicate Collection Page
100% agree with @seantubridy3242. I want to see Webflow do its homework first and fix all the basic shortcomings. This event made me so angry that I wrote an open letter to the C-Level of Webflow for the Pure Neo Magazine. And this open letter got the attention of the CPO Rachel Wolan on LinkedIn. So feel free and join the conversation and spread the word. The more engagement we create in this conversation, the more leverage we gain.
Honestly, these things are so core that its surprising that only now they got introduced. (slots, shared libraries, click to edit, third party integrations, page templates, etc) . Its nice seeing WebFlow catch up
Exactly. But it's clear to me that something changed in Webflow at their core principles: After +5 years using the tool, it's now clearer than ever that they are FINALLY looking at things from a technical perspective. They stopped thinking purely about designers and the easiness of doing things. They are finally taking care of the technical shortcomings of the platform, and I'm all for it.
Webflow, please allow image fields in CMS to be populated from the assets panel, with the alt tag. I don’t understand how I can’t take advantage of the assets panel for most of the images on my site (i.e. add alt tag once, compress to webp)
There is still a lack of basic features that are core for a business, such a more comprehensive and complex rule system for creating coupons, lack of triggers for the "logic" flows unless you integrate Zappier or similar, very poor settings for paging, and lot of more basic things that are needed for a e-commerce site. All these improvements are mainly for design/CMS/landing pages, while growing with an e-commerce made in webflow is very hard. Update: why multilenguaje is still a pay feature? 😆 can't even think on all this new ai features pricing.
I agree. I wonder why Webflow has been resistant to improving the e-commerce section? Wix is not the best. But they do have solid e-commerce. E-commerce and membership have always been the biggest demand. I don't mind 3rd party plug-ins for Webflow. But my clients might not want to pay additional fees to make that work. An internal system is better. Some of these new additions seem redundant.
I always think with these long Webflow release videos… I won't watch the whole thing. And then I stick till the end and am really hyped for the future of web we build together!
All of this is fabulous. The next big ticket item on my list are the actions. The model is tedious and outdated - we need much better ways to bring life to components and elements ; it's not just the animations, it's in fact the mundane stuff like toggles ! And we also need CONDITIONAL actions. Action reuse is a pain currently ; some of my lists of saved animations are ginormous. At any rate the whole thing needs an overdue update. P.S. We need multi-selection in the elements list and we need more functionality directly in the list, like hiding elements, making layers, etc.
The CSS and JS files are still causing TTFB issues in core vitals. I think the CDN could be better to overcome this. It’s really easy to overlook performance issues but while Google is still paying attention to this then SEO’s will be doing so too.
seo is dead dude wake up, we are in a world of chatgpt and others...google gives you already answers when you type something and by next year the clicks to websites over search engines will drop extremely. The SEO of modern day is you pay for ads and advertise you website.
This is amazing. The CMS on page editing, libraries, increasing custom code limits from 10 - 50,000 characters. Very excited about Intellimise to be rolled out later this year. So what the hell is going to be released at Webflow Conf? There's some madness coming. Assuming it's a dance routine that's off the chain to compete with Canva
seo is dead dude wake up, we are in a world of chatgpt and others...google gives you already answers when you type something and by next year the clicks to websites over search engines will drop extremely. The SEO of modern day is you pay for ads and advertise you website.
All awesome, thanks!! But i hope so bad for a complete solution to build awesome shops with webflow without any complicated unreliable shifts between shopify and webflow... nothing I could sell at that point and I want to be able to do so so bad! 🙂
Unless I’ve been living under a rock for a few years, didn’t Webflow themselves state a couple years back that they wouldn’t be putting any more resources into e-commerce?! I’m pretty sure they did.
All about this release update screams CUSTOMISABILITY ✨ Well done team. Life saver for us Designers and Devs. Got thought in the AI though… lets see the irl performance and use cases for it.
It's a shame that obvious fixes such as highlighting multiple items at once in the navigator or being able to change/set your breakpoints are still not implemented. I don't understand why the slider isn't fixed: it's too outdated and has become unusable. Why is it not possible to change variable values for individual breakpoints? (Right now it's only suitable for defining colors, unless you resort to custom code). Also, Webflow AI was announced a year ago, but we only got it as training and nothing more, whereas Figma released the AI that people have been waiting for. The Webflow team, while doing a great job, is not focusing on the old problems, and that's a shame.
Amazing updates, showcased in a really engaging way - thank you. As a SOHO web designer I’m not sure how many of them will be relevant, but I can cherry-pick, which I’ve always done from the Adobe Suite. I’m fired up for the future and very much looking forward to Webflow Conf UK in October. In short… Brilliant. And I can do a Rubik’s Cube in 37.5 seconds!
I'm interested in Intellimize but when they announced Ai a couple years ago I really thought they meant text > canvas generation like Wix Studio. I'm relieved but a bit unsure how big the userbase it going to be for these A/B testing superpowers.
I loved using webflow before meeting framer. I make this comment the first thing that stops me from using webflow is the monthly fees that I have to pay for nothing. And while I use Framer, I only pay that I want to link the project to a domain.
Why does each break point include the 1px from the last breakpoint? What an annoying update. I used to be able to scale my design fluidly by clicking and dragging on the edges of the visual designer, but now it scales awkward and I have to keep manually typing in the break point I want to view my website at... so confused...
33:53 Dynamic Lightbox support sounded my alarm klaxon because as a former photographer, having a drag-and-drop interface for image galleries that you can place on static pages natively is something I've been waiting for. But unless I'm missing something (and the documentation doesn't seem to have been updated) on testing this doesn't quite hit the mark :( You still can't connect a multi-image collection on a static page. You can add a LIGHTBOX connected to a multi-image field: and when you click on the lightbox it opens up multiple images. But you can't display a grid of thumbnails. Just a single thumbnail that you can't even pull from the actual multi-image field. Am I missing something here? It's definitely usable for a few specific use cases. But what would be better is just having the same functionality that you've got on a CMS template page on any static page as well.
As a developer, I'm loving the changes. Finally, Webflow is providing a structure that allows following technical good practices, and it's finally becoming a proper tool for those with more of a technical background. It's not becoming WordPress, it's still far from it. Differences are at the core level... and the good news is that it's distancing itself even more from simple drag-and-drop builders such as Elementor. Again, I'm loving it all! It's finally allowing proper professional and technically-sound websites without a lot of "going around" limitations imposed by the old not-technically-inclined platform.
I am not happy with these announcements. Not at all. I want to see Webflow do its homework first and fix all the basic shortcomings. This event made me so angry that I wrote an open letter to the C-Level of Webflow for the Pure Neo Magazine. Fortunately, the open letter got the attention of Webflow's CPO Rachel Wolan on LinkedIn. So feel free and join the conversation and spread the word. The more engagement, the more leverage.
I miss the tutorial guy. He was the best part of Webflow.
He has left WF & started his own channel
@@pixelperfectpravinwhich guy is he talking about? And whats his new channel name?
I’d follow the old tutorial guy into a new religion 🙏 😢
@@pixelperfectpravinwait seriously? I agree! What’s his channel? Definitely need him back at WF if this is true.
McGuire, Brennan I think
Love the editing CMS items in the editor
Love the components slots
Love the sharing of component libraries
Love page building and templates
Not going to comment on the AI stuff because it doesn't affect me much and also sick of AI and it's broken promises and ethical considerations.
But mostly, I had really hoped action on a whole bunch of other things that have been on the wishlist for years. I know this stuff isn't sexy and it isn't AI, but it would make our lives so much easier.
-Custom order for Collection Items and sorting and filtering
-Increase Number of Nested Collection Lists Per Page
-Tables
-Ability to style CSS Combinators
-Custom Breakpoints
-Ability to duplicate Collection Page
form dropdown field
100% agree with @seantubridy3242. I want to see Webflow do its homework first and fix all the basic shortcomings. This event made me so angry that I wrote an open letter to the C-Level of Webflow for the Pure Neo Magazine. And this open letter got the attention of the CPO Rachel Wolan on LinkedIn. So feel free and join the conversation and spread the word. The more engagement we create in this conversation, the more leverage we gain.
Please bring full support for EU Data Complianze and EU Datacenter Support to Webflow.
Honestly, these things are so core that its surprising that only now they got introduced. (slots, shared libraries, click to edit, third party integrations, page templates, etc) . Its nice seeing WebFlow catch up
Exactly. But it's clear to me that something changed in Webflow at their core principles: After +5 years using the tool, it's now clearer than ever that they are FINALLY looking at things from a technical perspective. They stopped thinking purely about designers and the easiness of doing things. They are finally taking care of the technical shortcomings of the platform, and I'm all for it.
Really loving the client-friendly approach with Page Building Mode and Component Slots. I can think of a few clients who will enjoy this!
Webflow, please allow image fields in CMS to be populated from the assets panel, with the alt tag. I don’t understand how I can’t take advantage of the assets panel for most of the images on my site (i.e. add alt tag once, compress to webp)
OMG YESSSSS! I think about that everytime
Any update on video hosting! incredible progress, thanks webflow team!
Page building and component slots are gonna be amazing! 🔥
I was hoping for some E-commerce updates 🙏🏾. Lovely work for the Webflow team as always.
We are going to get Quantum AI CMS before getting the CMS Slider and CMS filters/sorting.
There is still a lack of basic features that are core for a business, such a more comprehensive and complex rule system for creating coupons, lack of triggers for the "logic" flows unless you integrate Zappier or similar, very poor settings for paging, and lot of more basic things that are needed for a e-commerce site. All these improvements are mainly for design/CMS/landing pages, while growing with an e-commerce made in webflow is very hard.
Update: why multilenguaje is still a pay feature? 😆 can't even think on all this new ai features pricing.
I agree. I wonder why Webflow has been resistant to improving the e-commerce section? Wix is not the best. But they do have solid e-commerce. E-commerce and membership have always been the biggest demand. I don't mind 3rd party plug-ins for Webflow. But my clients might not want to pay additional fees to make that work. An internal system is better. Some of these new additions seem redundant.
Please make the layout as figma for easy zoom and out and zoom in across frames
Really excited to implement these new features. This is why I choose Webflow again and again 🎉🎉
I always think with these long Webflow release videos… I won't watch the whole thing.
And then I stick till the end and am really hyped for the future of web we build together!
All of this is fabulous. The next big ticket item on my list are the actions. The model is tedious and outdated - we need much better ways to bring life to components and elements ; it's not just the animations, it's in fact the mundane stuff like toggles ! And we also need CONDITIONAL actions. Action reuse is a pain currently ; some of my lists of saved animations are ginormous. At any rate the whole thing needs an overdue update. P.S. We need multi-selection in the elements list and we need more functionality directly in the list, like hiding elements, making layers, etc.
The CSS and JS files are still causing TTFB issues in core vitals. I think the CDN could be better to overcome this. It’s really easy to overlook performance issues but while Google is still paying attention to this then SEO’s will be doing so too.
seo is dead dude wake up, we are in a world of chatgpt and others...google gives you already answers when you type something and by next year the clicks to websites over search engines will drop extremely. The SEO of modern day is you pay for ads and advertise you website.
Really excited to see the features!
This is amazing. The CMS on page editing, libraries, increasing custom code limits from 10 - 50,000 characters. Very excited about Intellimise to be rolled out later this year. So what the hell is going to be released at Webflow Conf? There's some madness coming. Assuming it's a dance routine that's off the chain to compete with Canva
Exciting stuff! Thanks Vlad 👊🏻 don’t forget the Semflow SEO app 😉
seo is dead dude wake up, we are in a world of chatgpt and others...google gives you already answers when you type something and by next year the clicks to websites over search engines will drop extremely. The SEO of modern day is you pay for ads and advertise you website.
One suggestion of letting developer change the base breakpoint. If possible think about it too.
Stoked to see you mentioned, Lieutenant L!
Add the feature of changing the basebreakpoint.
Awesome updates! Thank you to the team for all of your hard work 👏
All awesome, thanks!! But i hope so bad for a complete solution to build awesome shops with webflow without any complicated unreliable shifts between shopify and webflow... nothing I could sell at that point and I want to be able to do so so bad! 🙂
Unless I’ve been living under a rock for a few years, didn’t Webflow themselves state a couple years back that they wouldn’t be putting any more resources into e-commerce?! I’m pretty sure they did.
@@_HMCB_ true. doesn't mean they can't make up their minds. e-commerce is more and more important and becoming part of everybodys game.
Finally a component library... been wanting that for years
All about this release update screams CUSTOMISABILITY ✨ Well done team. Life saver for us Designers and Devs.
Got thought in the AI though… lets see the irl performance and use cases for it.
This is all well and good, but literally all anyone wants is being able to scale the height of the viewport when previewing mobile breakpoints
It's a shame that obvious fixes such as highlighting multiple items at once in the navigator or being able to change/set your breakpoints are still not implemented. I don't understand why the slider isn't fixed: it's too outdated and has become unusable. Why is it not possible to change variable values for individual breakpoints? (Right now it's only suitable for defining colors, unless you resort to custom code). Also, Webflow AI was announced a year ago, but we only got it as training and nothing more, whereas Figma released the AI that people have been waiting for. The Webflow team, while doing a great job, is not focusing on the old problems, and that's a shame.
My key highlight and takeaway is Webflow x Intellimize and also AI in the designer. I'm stoked!!! Can't wait.....
What about copy and paste pages/components between sites? Thanks.
Amazing updates, showcased in a really engaging way - thank you. As a SOHO web designer I’m not sure how many of them will be relevant, but I can cherry-pick, which I’ve always done from the Adobe Suite. I’m fired up for the future and very much looking forward to Webflow Conf UK in October. In short… Brilliant. And I can do a Rubik’s Cube in 37.5 seconds!
Love these updates.
Please develop group selecting in navigator panel, so we don't have to move elements one by one.
Thanks. Super exiting stuff
WhoopWhoop, cant wait for my next webflow projects 😍
I only watch webflow because of their creativity
Asset Bae seems awesome. I hate doing alt text.
THANK YOU WEBFLOW, YOU ARE AMAZING!!
A lot of great improvements !!!
Asset Bae!!!!!
This is amazing! Thank you
Webflow kullanmayı bilmiyorum.yeni öğrenmeye başlayacağım İnşaAllah.Ama yenilik haberleri çok güzel...
Love it!
I'm interested in Intellimize but when they announced Ai a couple years ago I really thought they meant text > canvas generation like Wix Studio. I'm relieved but a bit unsure how big the userbase it going to be for these A/B testing superpowers.
Would love to hear about future plans for Webflow eCommerce or even a better integration with Shopify.
I loved using webflow before meeting framer. I make this comment the first thing that stops me from using webflow is the monthly fees that I have to pay for nothing. And while I use Framer, I only pay that I want to link the project to a domain.
To what plans will the Page Builder Mode be available? Also Growth and Agency?
Why does each break point include the 1px from the last breakpoint? What an annoying update.
I used to be able to scale my design fluidly by clicking and dragging on the edges of the visual designer, but now it scales awkward and I have to keep manually typing in the break point I want to view my website at... so confused...
33:53 Dynamic Lightbox support sounded my alarm klaxon because as a former photographer, having a drag-and-drop interface for image galleries that you can place on static pages natively is something I've been waiting for.
But unless I'm missing something (and the documentation doesn't seem to have been updated) on testing this doesn't quite hit the mark :( You still can't connect a multi-image collection on a static page. You can add a LIGHTBOX connected to a multi-image field: and when you click on the lightbox it opens up multiple images. But you can't display a grid of thumbnails. Just a single thumbnail that you can't even pull from the actual multi-image field.
Am I missing something here? It's definitely usable for a few specific use cases. But what would be better is just having the same functionality that you've got on a CMS template page on any static page as well.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you :)
you could just have added epiphanic background audio for more engaging content!
Filezilla - олды здесь 😅
Not stoked that we're investing 1000's of hours into Webflow app development right now.
LIBRARIES!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it possible to get hire by webflow from Nigeria
Is that the same studio Apple uses? :D
Seems like Webflow is becoming overblown in all the wrong way. Soon it will be another Wordpress.
As a developer, I'm loving the changes. Finally, Webflow is providing a structure that allows following technical good practices, and it's finally becoming a proper tool for those with more of a technical background.
It's not becoming WordPress, it's still far from it. Differences are at the core level... and the good news is that it's distancing itself even more from simple drag-and-drop builders such as Elementor.
Again, I'm loving it all! It's finally allowing proper professional and technically-sound websites without a lot of "going around" limitations imposed by the old not-technically-inclined platform.
@@TFE6979 Well, said. I actually agree on most points.
Just some features that annoy me, and some that I would really like to see.
I still can't solve a Rubik's Cube. I've watched every video about it on the internet. Grimur help.
Webflow eCommerce improvements please.
Webflow so slow updating their tutorials.
Tired of seeing vids that have been outdated by the new interfaces.
We hear you - we're building a new Webflow University that is more scalable and is better able to keep up with the pace of new features.
I am not happy with these announcements. Not at all. I want to see Webflow do its homework first and fix all the basic shortcomings. This event made me so angry that I wrote an open letter to the C-Level of Webflow for the Pure Neo Magazine. Fortunately, the open letter got the attention of Webflow's CPO Rachel Wolan on LinkedIn. So feel free and join the conversation and spread the word. The more engagement, the more leverage.