In the digital world, one of our most valuable assets is community — networks filled with professionals who bring unique experiences and skills. Engaging in these communities can significantly expand your opportunities by tapping into collective knowledge. Product-focused communities are especially active and beneficial for professionals working with platforms like Webflow, Wized, Xano, WeWeb, Flutterflow, and more. Communities such as the Wized Discord, Webflow Discussions, and the Xano Forums are excellent places to build your reputation and enhance your skills. Many members have recently joined us from the Finsweet Slack, bringing with them valuable Webflow expertise! Making these connections can accelerate your learning and enable you to offer services you once thought were out of reach. Being part of a community can transform you from an unknown stranger into a trusted contact, opening doors to new possibilities. Your success in the digital space will be defined not just by your technical skills but also by the strength of your network. If you know of any well-established communities you would recommend, share them in the comments below!

I played with Claude over the weekend and got my webflow form data to send to my Xano backend without using wized. I recorded a video showing the demo and I wrote a blog post that shares the code I am using to intercept webflow form submission so that it lands in my xano backend. I usually use wized to connect my form data to xano but this time I just pasted javascript into the body tag on the page with the form. Here is the blog post with the code

Hey everyone! Just wondered what you all felt you needed in Webflow but wasn't there natively/easily? Custom sliders are something that comes to mind but, what else? Multi step forms maybe. But these are already pretty well covered by finsweet and Studioform respectively. Be keen to hear your thoughts and I could produce some cloneables for components. I'm currently building out a library of components that are based on a blend on relume/client first, utilising components/slots. There are some interesting approaches that Timothy Ricks uses with regards to components and grid CSS too that have caught my eye. Just kind of thinking aloud and would like to hear your pain points too and see if I can help contribute to the community.

Hi everyone! I'm Jan, joining you from Germany. As a freelance web designer / ux ui designer, I'm drawn to the world of SaaS and excited by the potential of low-code tools. I specialize in using platforms like Webflow, Bubble, and Softr to craft engaging web experiences. I'm here to learn from this knowledgeable community (finally bring all the figma prototypes to production) and share insights from my journey into web app development with a UX perspective. Cheers!

Hi all, Question for those who have experience building... Quite a noobie still as I've never built a webapp before, but how do you think the WWX stack compares to building on Bubble? What are their main differences? (besides the fact that bubble is nocode) Why would you choose one or the other? Follow up to that, are there any known/clear technical limitations on what we can build with WWX/bubble?