Webflow

 Q - what is webflow? 

Webflow is a website design and development platform that lets you build professional, responsive websites visually - without needing to write much (or any) code.

Webflow's is easy to use tools make it perfect for everyone , from beginner to pros, to create proffesional website.

you can make complex website without writing code, making webflow user friendly.

host your website directly webflow, simplifying the process

• Figma or Photoshop → for creating the design and look of the site.
• WordPress or another CMS → for managing and updating your content easily.
• Hand-coding → but Webflow writes the code for you automatically in the background.

• CMS – Stores and manages your website content (like blog posts, products, or portfolio items).
• Editor – Lets you quickly edit text and images without changing the full design.
• Designer – The main tool where you visually create and style your website.
• Hosting – Puts your website online so people can visit it.

 Features of Webflow : 

1.Visual Drag-and-Drop Editor:

You can design your site right in the browser by dragging and placing text, images, buttons, and animations.

2.Clean Code (Made for You):

As you design, Webflow automatically writes the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in the background.

3.Built-in CMS:

Perfect for blogs, portfolios, and dynamic content — no extra plugins needed.

4.Hosting & Publishing:

Webflow can host your website with fast loading, free SSL security, and backups.

5.Animations & Effects:

Add scrolling animations, hover effects, and other interactions without touching code.

6.Online Store Support:

Create and manage e-commerce sites with product pages, checkout, and inventory control.

=> Type: Online website design & development platform

=> Access: Through your browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, etc.)

=>Business model: Paid plans & free starter plan

Q - How to run chrome in webflow website?

 yourname.webflow.io

=> Disadvantages of Webflow: 

1.Takes time to learn:

Even though it’s no-code, the design tools can be tricky if you’ve never used software like Figma or Photoshop.

2.paid plans can be expensive(costly):

The free plan is limited (Webflow logo on your site, no custom domain). For more features, you need to pay monthly.

3.Not many plugins:

Unlike WordPress, Webflow doesn’t have a huge library of add-ons, so you might need to use custom code for extra features.

4.No Mobile app:

You can’t easily create or edit your site from a mobile — you need a computer.

5.Hosting tied to Webflow:

You can move the design code elsewhere, but not the CMS content. So dynamic sites must stay on Webflow’s hosting.

6.E-commerce limitation:

Works fine for small or medium online stores, but not as powerful as Shopify for large shops.