I used the Figma to Webflow plugin to streamline my workflow, along with GSAP animations and Lottie integrations.

This was my first Webflow project, and I’m very excited about what’s to come.

The website was built in Webflow with a focus on clean design, fast performance, and clear user flow. It integrates with a custom backend system that allows users to request quotes, access a client portal, and manage their shipments in a streamlined way.

Key features include:

• Instant car shipping quote system

• Clean and minimal UI focused on conversions

• Custom client portal for managing quotes and orders

• SEO-focused structure with guides, route pages, and blog content

• Fully responsive design optimized for mobile and desktop

The goal of the project was to create a premium, trustworthy experience in an industry that often lacks transparency and clarity.

https://bruxenauto.com

• Strong understanding of GSAP, animations, and interactions

• You know how to add polish without overcooking it

• Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• Comfortable translating Figma designs into high-quality builds

• Strong attention to detail across layout, spacing, and motion

• Collaborative, open to feedback, and proactive with ideas

What you'll be doing
‍Build, test and launch Webflow websites from approved designs and implement scalable client design systems and motion graphics.

• Bring sites to life with considered animation and interaction (GSAP and Webflow-native)

• Structure CMS collections and dynamic content across a range of project types

• Collaborate with design and strategy to push work beyond static layouts

• Ensure performance, responsiveness, and accessibility across builds

• Support integrations (forms, CRM, light automation via Make/Zapier)

• Contribute to internal standards and how we approach motion and interaction

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Nice to have

• Experience with three.js, WebGL, Rive, Spline, or Barba.js

• Ability to create more immersive or experimental interactions when appropriate

• Familiarity with API-driven builds

• Exposure to larger-scale or enterprise Webflow builds
  

Please apply through the contact form
https://www.hndrx.co.nz/careers/mid-level-creative-webflow-developer

Whether you're a seasoned Webflow developer, a designer just getting started, or simply curious about what's possible with Webflow, this meetup is for you.

We're bringing together 20-25 Webflowers in Utrecht for an evening of real talk, shared experiences, and good conversations about Webflow, integrations like Claude and more.

Excited to share my high school friend Erwin Luijendijk (Cut the Code) will give a demo on what it actually looks like to run Webflow at Enterprise scale: how he builds design and component systems that let clients build independently, long after he's handed the project over. The decisions behind the structure and how he & his team refined their approach over time. A proper look under the hood!

Spots are limited, sign up quickly by RSVP to the event below 🙂

More information in the Dutch Webflow Community group (Amsterdam).

That’s why we’ve teamed up with Flow Ninja to send 10 of you to flowConf 2026, a gathering of 400+ marketers, creatives, and the teams (and leaders) behind some of Europe’s most forward-thinking brands, all building what’s next on Webflow. This is one you won’t want to miss!

Think: AI. Design. Development. AEO. Growth. All in one place. Enter this giveaway for your chance to win a ticket to join. 

📍 Belgrade, Serbia · 🗓 May 21, 2026

👉 Learn more about flowConf here. 

How to enter:

Drop a comment in this thread with:

• A Webflow project you’ve built (live link, cloneable, or screenshot)

• Tell us:

  • What you're currently building or working toward

  • Why attending flowConf would help you grow

✨ Bonus: Show some love by commenting on another community member’s entry.

That’s it. No long forms. No hoops.

What you win:

🎟 1 free flowConf 2026 conference ticket
📍 Belgrade, Serbia
🗓 May 21, 2026

(Ticket includes conference access only — travel and accommodation not included.)

Entries close on April 17th. Winners announced on April 20th.

We can’t wait to see what you’ve been building. 🚀

No purchase necessary. Open to Webflow Community members 18+. Prize consists of one (1) flowConf 2026 conference ticket (conference access only; travel and accommodation not included), provided by Flow Ninja. Winners selected at random by Webflow. Webflow is not the organizer of flowConf. Void where prohibited.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how BLOCKS helps teams move from blank canvas to scalable system — reducing setup time, improving collaboration, and enabling non-technical teams to build with confidence, without compromising quality.

Sign up here 👉 https://www.codeandwander.com/resources/webinars/building-a-scalable-webflow-design-system

Key Responsibilities:

• CMS Architecture: Build and optimize CMS collections for travel packages (Wayanad, Varkala, Trivandrum), testimonials, and blog posts.

• UI/UX Refresh: Improve the visual appeal and user journey to increase conversion rates for holiday inquiries.

• Technical Setup: Properly integrate Google reCAPTCHA v2 (Invisible) and ensure all forms are connected and functional.

• SEO & Speed: Optimize the site for fast loading and local SEO keywords (Travel Agency in Attingal/Kerala).

• Responsiveness: Ensure a flawless experience across mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Requirements:

• Proven portfolio of professional Webflow projects.

• Strong understanding of Webflow CMS and complex interactions.

• Ability to integrate third-party tools (Analytics, CRM, or specialized Booking widgets).

• Experience with on-page SEO best practices.

Project Scope:
One-time refresh with potential for ongoing maintenance and landing page creation for seasonal campaigns.

For example:

• Contact form → contact@email.com

• Job application form → hr@email.com

Which Webflow plan do I need to enable this functionality?

1. AI Visibility
The report now tests whether a brand appears in AI recommendation prompts for its detected category (e.g. “web design agency”, “panel beaters”, etc).

The engine now classifies the site category first, then tests recommendation-style prompts and entity signals to see if the brand surfaces.

2. Baseline tracking
Agencies can now set a baseline scan and show before/after improvements when performance, SEO or AI visibility changes.

The goal is to make reports something clients actually understand instead of just raw Lighthouse numbers.

Curious what Webflow devs think about AI visibility becoming part of audits.

Thanks.