Our renovation includes: a fresh coat of paint, a newly designed entryway, the addition of a cozy breakfast nook, and reading material that doubles as sophisticated decor.
Coming together is more important than ever, and that’s why this month is all about our community. We are launching 3 initiatives to unite us together and spread the Webflow love.
Newly redesigned homepage
Take a sneak peek into the new Webflow community brand with the redesign of the community homepage. We’ve upgraded the user experience and added a ton of new ways to get involved. Now you can:
- Find all Webflow communities and programs in one accessible location.
- Attend, lead, or sponsor an event near you.
- Access shared projects from community experts and contribute your own resources.
- Hear important announcements first.
Coffee Talk with the Webflow Community
Come have coffee with us ☕😊
Today we’re announcing a new online series where the Webflow team will interview community leaders about the projects they’ve built in Webflow. The inaugural show kicks off this week on April 9th and will be hosted live every Thursday at 11 am PST. Have a project you’d like to share? Apply to be a guest. Coffee Talk is just what you need to start your day and keep those creative juices flowing.
Our first guests will be Matt Varughese and Ben Parker, talking about their work on Oklahomans for Oklahoma and how we can support local businesses all over the world.
Webflow Insiders
We’re super excited to share a project that’s near and dear to our hearts: the Webflow community now has its own dedicated newsletter. This newsletter is special because it’s focused on the people that make Webflow great—you! We’ll be highlighting your projects, programs and events that make our community so rich. It will also be the first place we share about the latest developments at Webflow. Stay in the know and subscribe so you can continue to connect with us and each other.
Subscribe to Webflow Insiders.
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