Webflow
Visual platform for designing, building, and launching websites without coding.
What is Webflow?
Try WebflowWebflow is a visual platform for designing, building, and launching websites without coding, and it’s also built to support richer, interactive experiences. With Code Components, you can import React components from your codebase or generate new ones with AI inside Webflow. You can then connect component props to your CMS, edit in context, and optimize performance for SEO/AEO-ready sites.
What can Webflow help you build without writing code?
Webflow helps you design, build, and launch websites using a visual workflow. You can create content-driven experiences with a composable CMS and see changes rendered in real time, then control what goes live with draft previews and granular publishing.
How does Webflow’s Code Components feature work with AI-generated React components?
You can generate new code components with AI or import existing React components from your codebase. After that, you can drag and drop code components onto Webflow pages, configure them using predefined props, slots, and variants, and see updates in real time.
Can designers and marketers use Code Components without touching source code?
Yes. Webflow Code Components let you define props so team members can configure component instances in Webflow without editing code. Predefined props, slots, and variants are designed to make customization faster across teams.
How do Code Components connect to Webflow CMS content?
You can connect code component props to your CMS so the component can display, edit, and localize content in-context. This makes it easier to build dynamic, content-driven sections directly on the visual canvas.
Are Code Components rendered for better performance and AI search readiness?
Webflow states that all code components are rendered server-side to support speedy loading and smoother experiences, with strong AEO and SEO.
Does Webflow support deploying and sharing component libraries with a development workflow?
Yes. You can maintain control over your source code, versioning, and deployment workflows, then push component libraries and updates into Webflow via CLI or CI with DevLink.