Tiny but Mighty Product Updates
Tiny but Mighty Product Updates
GUEST(s)
Emily Lonetto
Jiaona Zhang
Vikas Bhagat
Host
We’re excited to introduce our Tiny But Mighty quarterly product updates. In these sessions, our community can get a first hand look at the latest product releases and learn more about our product vision and strategy
In our first quarterly product update of the year on May 24, 2023 at 11am PT/2pm ET you will:
- Hear from our SVP of Product on our long term product vision and strategy,
- Learn more about the recent investments we've made in the Webflow Designer, CMS and our broader collaboration capabilities,
- Get a sneak peek at our upcoming launches!
Watch the recording and learn about our latest product releases and hear more about our product vision and strategy. Enjoy!
You’re all set - check your email for a confirmation, along with a calendar invite and Zoom link to join us when the event starts.
You can also add the event to your calendar directly from here.
After the event, a recording will be available just in case you miss it.
In the meantime, if you’d like to learn more about the impact Webflow can make on design and marketing teams, check out our case studies.
Rakuten migrated from WordPress to Webflow to save time, money, and security headaches
MURAL moved from an engineering-owned site to Webflow to let their design team "control their own destiny".
Lattice’s marketing and design teams make website updates and changes faster by running their website in Webflow without developers.
Watch recording
You’re all set - check your email for a confirmation, along with a calendar invite and Zoom link to join us when the event starts.
You can also add the event to your calendar directly from here.
After the event, a recording will be available just in case you miss it.
In the meantime, if you’d like to learn more about the impact Webflow can make on design and marketing teams, check out our case studies.
Rakuten migrated from WordPress to Webflow to save time, money, and security headaches
MURAL moved from an engineering-owned site to Webflow to let their design team "control their own destiny".
Lattice’s marketing and design teams make website updates and changes faster by running their website in Webflow without developers.