Teamwork gets an upgrade: a new commenting experience in Webflow

Today we’re announcing a number of improvements to the commenting experience to make working as a team in Webflow more collaborative, dynamic, and intentional — whether you’re designing, editing content, or managing feedback across tools. Here’s what’s new:

1. See your fully rendered site — custom code included — when leaving comments. With this update, you can enable custom code to run in both preview and comment modes, creating a more accurate, seamless feedback experience.
2. Streamline content feedback with on-canvas CMS item commenting. Now, your team can leave feedback on structured content directly on-canvas for CMS item pages, enabling content editors, marketers, and designers to review and refine content as it will be displayed on your website.
3. Stay in the loop with comment notifications in the tools your team uses everyday. Use Zapier, Make, or our comments APIs to get Webflow comment notifications in tools like Slack, Asana, Jira, and Notion so you never miss an update.
4. Tiny but mighty improvements to create a more seamless, expressive commenting experience. React with emojis, link to comments, and more to make Webflow comments feel more intuitive and user-friendly.

To learn more about today’s announcement, check out our blog post.

Today we’re announcing a number of improvements to the commenting experience to make working as a team in Webflow more collaborative, dynamic, and intentional — whether you’re designing, editing content, or managing feedback across tools. Here’s what’s new:

1. See your fully rendered site — custom code included — when leaving comments. With this update, you can enable custom code to run in both preview and comment modes, creating a more accurate, seamless feedback experience.
2. Streamline content feedback with on-canvas CMS item commenting. Now, your team can leave feedback on structured content directly on-canvas for CMS item pages, enabling content editors, marketers, and designers to review and refine content as it will be displayed on your website.
3. Stay in the loop with comment notifications in the tools your team uses everyday. Use Zapier, Make, or our comments APIs to get Webflow comment notifications in tools like Slack, Asana, Jira, and Notion so you never miss an update.
4. Tiny but mighty improvements to create a more seamless, expressive commenting experience. React with emojis, link to comments, and more to make Webflow comments feel more intuitive and user-friendly.

To learn more about today’s announcement, check out our blog post.