Frequently asked questions

At Webflow Conf, you’ll be the first to experience new Webflow features and level up your skills with interactive challenges. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with a thriving community of Webflow users to share expertise, swap stories, and meet new people. And we’ll all come together to celebrate this year’s wins, and most importantly, have fun!

Tickets for this year’s in person experience at The Midway, SF are sold out! Tickets for the online Webflow Conf experience are 100% free, all the time. Save your spot to join us online today on our registration page.

If you'd like to register a group of 10 or more, please email us at webflowconf@webflow.com. Otherwise, tickets will need to be purchased one at a time.

Webflow Conf 2022 will take place November 9–10, 2022 at The Midway in San Francisco, California and online.

Webflow Conf is for the dreamers, the doers, and you. Whether you’re a designer or web dev, a Webflow newbie or seasoned pro, solopreneur or part of a growing team — you’ll gain something meaningful.

Registration for Webflow Conf is open now! Our in person event is sold out, but you won’t want to miss our free online experience. Save your seat today on our registration page.

You can also join the waitlist for an in person ticket by filling out this form.

The online event will be jam-packed with live streams — including keynotes, breakout sessions, small group sessions, opportunities to connect with thousands of attendees from all over the globe, and more. Register for the online experience to get updates on programming as they’re released!

Yes — keynotes and breakouts will be recorded and available for registered attendees.

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You can join the waitlist for our sold out in person experience by filling out this form. If a spot opens up, we’ll reach out.

This year’s in person conference promises to deliver with expert-led roundtables and community fireside sessions, one-on-one sessions with the Webflow team and opportunities to connect with Partners, exclusive community networking events with leaders around the globe and access to on-site Webflow “Genius Bar” support, live beta testing, and more. We’re thrilled to announce the Speed Build Challenge will be back again this year, and our awards will also make a bigger and better comeback again this year. Oh … did we mention parties?

PS: Our in person event is sold out, but you can still join us for an unforgettable online experience! Save your seat now on our registration page.

Per our COVID-19 Safety Acknowledgment, it's required for all in person attendees to be fully vaccinated (not including booster). If you're attending in person, please bring a valid proof of vaccination to show at check-in.

We strongly encourage in person attendees to wear masks, and masks will be available at the venue. We will continue to follow local, state, and federal guidelines — but encourage attendees to stay diligent, social distance when possible, and stay home if sick. 

Please see the Safety Acknowledgment for more information on precautions and guidelines for a safe experience.

The Midway SF is in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco and is a 5–10 minute walk from the T Muni line. Hotel VIA and LUMA Hotel are two great options in the area.

Only adults (ages 18+) are permitted to attend the in person experience at The Midway.

Speaker applications are closed. We hope to hear from you next year!

Learn how to support this year’s event by emailing us.

We’re dedicated to empowering everyone to build on the web and building diverse, equitable, and inclusive spaces that reflect the world we’re building for. To help realize this mission, we prioritize a diversity of identities, backgrounds, and experiences during our speaker selection process. If you belong to a marginalized group, we encourage you to apply on our speaker application page!

Yes! For online attendees, captions will be provided for all presentations and video content, plus American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for keynotes. Breakout presentations are prerecorded and will be available after the conference (not including live Q&A).

For in person attendees, captions and ASL interpreters will be visible for the keynotes and captions will be available via your mobile device for fireside chats and smaller presentations throughout the day.

Yes! A private lactation room will be onsite for the duration of the in person conference. It will include basic amenities as well as a refrigerator, freezer, stove, microwave, sink, shower, and bathroom.

Displaying and sharing pronouns helps signal to queer, trans, and gender diverse people that it’s safe(r) to display and share theirs.

For the in person experience, we’ll provide a designated spot on all attendee and staff badges to apply individual pronoun stickers, available at registration. For the online experience, we encourage all attendees and staff to share their pronouns in their display name. We also confirm and display all speaker pronouns on our conference website, and display confirmed pronouns on-screen during live talks.

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Accessibility is a priority for our team.

‍Online experience accessibility: For online attendees, the conference platform, BigMarker, will include digital accessibility considerations such as keyboard-only access and high color contrast visual design. Also, captions will be provided for all presentations and video content, plus American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for keynotes. Breakout presentations are prerecorded and will be available after the conference (not including live Q&A).

In person experience accessibility: For in person attendees, this year’s venue, The Midway SF, is ADA compliant, including ramps and lifts. Our team is planning for accessibility in all facets including lighting, visual effects, sound, walking distances, furniture, and food options. Captions and ASL interpreters will be visible for the keynotes and captions will be available via your mobile device for fireside chats and smaller presentations throughout the day.

You can also let us know what you need to have an accessible and comfortable experience on our registration form or via email at webflowconf@webflow.com. Please keep checking back for updates on the specifics as we continue to plan this year’s programming!

Yes! All restrooms at our in person venue, The Midway SF, will be gender neutral.

Update: All community and student scholarships have been allocated. Thank you for your interest!

As part of our ongoing commitment to anti-racism, inclusion, & equity, we created 35 community scholarships for Black, Indigenous, Disabled, 2LGBTQIA+, AAPI, or Latinx communities to attend Webflow Conf 2022 in person for free. Community scholarships will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

We also created 15 student scholarships for active students to receive 50% off in person admission to Webflow Conf 2022. Student scholarships will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

All 4 Semifinalists will compete live in person at Webflow Conf. Before you apply, please make sure you’re available to travel to San Francisco November 9–10 (not including travel days) and have a valid passport if located outside the US.

Please see the question above for details on travel booking and reimbursement.

If you’re one of 4 Challengers that make it to the Semifinals, Webflow will cover the cost of your transportation and up to 3 nights of hotel accommodations to compete live at Webflow Conf in San Francisco.

We’ll book your hotel room directly, and we’ll reimburse you for the cost of your round trip flights. (If you’re unable to book your flights directly, Webflow will book them for you.)

For a full list of rules, see our Speed Build Challenge Official Rules.

This year’s Speed Build Challengers must:

• Be 18 years of age or older
• Be comfortable in front of a live camera and sharing your screen
• Have a high-speed internet connection with a minimum speed of 15 mbps down and 15 mbps up (for the virtual rounds)
• Have a webcam, microphone, and wired headphones (for the virtual rounds) — and an ethernet connection is recommended

The Webflow Awards highlight and celebrate our Webflow customers, community members, and partners who bring some of the most creative and technically impressive projects to life every day, #MadeinWebflow.

Any person or site with a Webflow account! However, specific eligibility differs per-category, as follows:

• Community — any person or site on any Webflow plan (paid or free)
• Customer — any person or site on a paid Webflow plan
• Partner — Webflow Experts only

To learn more about our Awards categories and eligibility, read our Official Rules.

This year’s Awards fall under three categories: Customer, Community, and Partner. For a full breakdown of the individual Awards within these categories, read our announcement blog post.

Yes! Absolutely. In fact, we strongly encourage it.

The Webflow Awards are broken down into three rounds: nominations, Finalists, and Winners. After the nomination window closes, the pool of submissions will be verified and continue on to an internal voting process (first a round of voting to determine Finalists, then a round of voting to determine Winners). Voting is conducted by a large, diverse group of Webflow employees representing multiple departments, roles, and backgrounds.

For a detailed walkthrough of how winners are chosen, read our Official Rules.

Winners receive a variety of promotions and prizes based on their grouping and Awards category. For more information, read our Official Rules.