Webflow: Collaboration allows you to create better websites, faster.

In the ever-evolving world of digital products, the importance of creating websites faster and better can never be really undermined. And every website is special.

We can no longer be trapped in the incidence of silos, "the developers' no-show" and designers and marketing teams' ownership of the organization's website has been stripped!

All modern businesses dream about when marketing, design and engineering departments are able to work together on their website.

Forming a truly collaborative, cross-functional web team that is able to share information freely and to understand each other's work will help to complete projects successfully.

In the olden and outdated ways of web development, publishing content has always been a pain. The teams seems to be playing a round-robin of sorts. Trust us, we were in this before. Waiting for the designers to come up with layouts, graphics, and then pushing it to the marketers to come up with the content, and you get the rest of it. It is too time consuming and the business loses out.

Welcome to Webflow.

Modern tools are created to give designers and marketers the ability to take charge on web projects. We simply don't have the time to wait for our engineers to execute changes, create pages and publishing them. We do get it. Development resources are constantly limited, that even a tiny update on a website might be pushed to the last priority.

Webflow allows you to free up your resources by letting designers and marketers do the job.

Creating a landing page now takes a few days instead of waiting for the next sprint cycle.

By creating a website that is visually built, the design and marketing teams can make any changes they need easily.

Bringing teams together

In an ideal world:

1. Engineers setting up the content architecture
2. Designers build the design and layout
3. Marketers create content and publish

Now, let's mixed them all up together.

With a proper system in place, the processes created will run smoothly and collaboratively. No more finger pointing of who's holding up the processing line.

Developers or engineers setting up the content architecture

Designers placing the layout matching the proper content

Marketers creating content and publishing them

It works. Tried and tested.

We have gone through this same process with all our clients and they love it.

We gave their marketers the access rights to continue producing content for their organization without needing any help from both designers and developers.

The only thing that we need from them is to give us 1 hour of the time to go through on how to use Webflow. But even then, Webflow has an awesome learning hub: Webflow University

Drop us a call if you feel that Webflow is your next step.