5 noteworthy tips for getting started using Webflow

Learn some tips and tricks on how to get started with the magical tool that is Webflow!

Looking back now to when I began learning how to use Webflow, I’ve realized that there are a few things I wish I knew sooner that probably would have made my Webflow journey a whole lot easier! It’s important to note that Webflow doesn’t work like Squarespace or Wix, but that’s what makes it super magical 🦄! Website builders like Squarespace and Wix follow a template-based approach that makes it easy to quickly pick a template, drop some content, and publish a website. However, customizing these templates can be very difficult if you don’t have extensive coding knowledge. Webflow, on the other hand, allows you to start with a blank canvas and truly embrace creative freedom. You can also start with a template and fully customize it to your liking without having to write a single line of code.

1. Understanding HTML + CSS will make everything easier

Although you never really have to write any code at all when working with Webflow, understanding HTML and CSS will greatly lower the learning curve. Webflow sites are built by using basic HTML building blocks like sections, divs, headings, and these are styled using a visual editor…