Tim Garrison

Throwing a request out there to the #Webflow watchers, but being able to select locales by a checkbox would be huge. Even if it was just for collections to start.

Three major recent announcements from @Webflow we are excited about:

1️⃣ They just teased co-designing this morning
2️⃣ Webflow Cloud, allows full web apps to live inside of your Webflow site
3️⃣ Full GSAP integration with a new NLE interface

Game changing updates with a few months before Webflow Conf.

That feeling when you build something almost a year before it gets used and it just works when the time comes 🥰😅

Feeling grateful for the simplicity of Webflow's localization tools right now as we're migrating a huge site with years of misorganized content. 🙏

➡️ Manage access with built-in SSO and granular permissions
➡️ Boost SEO and accessibility without added complexity

As a Premium Webflow Enterprise Partner, Gigantic makes your website simpler—and your job easier.

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➡️ Dramatically cut your dependence on dev resources—launch faster
➡️ Instantly create and edit content without delays or bottlenecks
➡️ Eliminate infrastructure headaches—forever
➡️ Optimize effortlessly with built-in A/B testing, analytics, and performance metrics
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If your Sitecore or AEM site is up for renewal and you're not considering #Webflow, here’s why you should rethink that: (1/3)

I'd like to find the #Webflow community here, who should I be connected with?

One of the coolest things of partnering with #Webflow is that they will ask for feedback on products and you see those exact changes a couple weeks later.

They're truly listening to their partners and clients to make their product more usable every day 🙏

Making edits in the wrong #Webflow Optimize variant is the new "making edits in the wrong breakpoint" 🤦

This is where I get all my news and opinion now.

#1 - hed very thai. That’s the name. It’s at the dead end of an alley in downtown SF. On the surface, it’s the greatest hits of any Thai place, but they all had unique flavors, and it was served in a unique way I had not experienced.

#2 - Italian food at Vic’s in NoHo in NYC. Pizza, pasta, meatballs, salads, everything. I could have had way more than I did.

#3 - Tapas at Coqueta at the Embarcadero in San Francisco. Did we order too much? No. We didn’t order enough. Plus the weather was perfect.

#4 - Onion soup, paté, and a variety of other French dishes at Bistro Les Amis in SoHo.

It's not too late for a 2024 recap, so here are my top 5 client meals from 2024 🍝🧵:

#5 - I randomly got schnitzel at Jack’s Wife Freda in SoHo in NYC. It’s not what I thought I’d be eating that day, but I’m glad I did. And we didn’t have to wait to get in.