For a NoCode tool, webflow is up there with the best however this tool is not a simple drag and drop website builder, it takes time. One way I found to make this process less of a pain in the arse, quicker and more enjoyable is to follow some great designers, builders and teachers.
Ran Segal -
Level - Beginner to Expert
Ran is not only a design whizz and freelancer who gives great advice, hes also got a huge youtube following of around a quarter of a million. His channel is mainly focuses on advice around design essentials which is clearly key to any good product, plus running a freelancer business and some great webflow tips chucked in.
Check out his youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN7dywl5wDxTu1RM3eJ_h9Q
Ran also runs a number of great online course through his Flux Academy teaching platform and has one great course called Webflow MasterClass which is an advance course and fully worth the money.
Joseph Berry -
Level - Expert
Is a webflow interactions wizard. Like, seriously good. Some of the stuff is above and beyond, if you ever want to find out how far you can push webflow interactions, just follow him on webflow. He also has made a few youtube videos where he shares some of his awesome skills.
Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0zs1DBGzDJJ9EVkNeVpJ-w
Webflow designer page:
https://webflow.com/josephberry1988
Pixel Geek
Beginner to Expert
Nelson has been making youtube videos the entire time ive been using webflow so around 3-4 years. He has hundreds of videos on his youtube channel from making fancy tabs to having his own unofficial webflow awards. He also has some great cloneables to use as well on webflow. A must for follow all levels of webflow expertise
Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/pixelgeek/featured
There are loads of other great experts out there which is mentioned in the video below. Check it out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ianpJFSwI3M
When I was introduced to CrowdTek by its creator and founder Art West from Nocodedevs, and he stated that the tool was a one-platform system to manage all your business’s online presence, I was skeptical, to say the least. These were bold claims, very bold claims but I have to say, after a brief walkthrough (filmed here) I was sold.
Automation is becoming a huge business. Zapier recently announced that they have gone from a weekend side project to $50 million ARR with over 3 million customers. But Zapier has been one of the first to capitalize on this market but they are certainly not the last and others like parabola and integromat offer a slightly different take in a clearly very profitable market.
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