Framer or Webflow?
Isa Tanis
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No-code tools like Framer and Webflow are gaining significant traction. What do you think is driving this trend, and how do you see it shaping the future?
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Enis Presheva III@enispresheva3
I know and tried both of them! Webflow is a lot more advanced, but Framer is faster.
If you're a designer looking for fast implementation of your designs, I'd recommend Framer.
If you want more fancy and advanced websites, go for Webflow.
For example:
I build www.paperlikefonts.com with Framer
And I built www.cremeri.com with Webflow (it has 3D animations etc.)
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@enispresheva3 Good explanation 🙌 Did you try to do custom things? Which one is better for this perspective?
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@enispresheva3 tbh as a software developer I don't like Webflow but otherwise, it takes too much time to build a landing page.
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Not familiar with Framer, but if it’s like Webflow, I get why. It’s a lot faster building something with no-code, and then export the code. It takes a lot of pain away
@claudiu_cogalniceanu I didn’t export from webflow before. Is it giving a good results?
@isatanis I’m not sure tbh, because you can’t export the code from the free plan. But from what I saw, it’s similar to wordpress where you can add animations, custom javascript, and export everything (but you need to pay for it).
I’m currently using TeleportHQ for design and code export. It’s pretty basic, but it’s pretty good for a free service
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I only tried Framer.
@priyanka27 how was your experience?
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Wordpress is the legend :-)
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Framer! is a great tool!
@heyalbert Could you share your experience?
I would suggest you to try dorik.com
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My happiness quotient for both -
Webflow: 50%
Framer: 80%
Both platforms have a lot to evolve, but what I see until now is that Framer doing better that Webflow in terms of ease of use.
But personally for my client projects, I prefer headless CMS, especially Sanity. (Edit: It's not no-code, but it's worth it.)
Choosing between Framer and Webflow depends on your specific needs: Framer is great for high-fidelity prototyping and interaction design, while Webflow excels in visually building responsive websites without coding. Consider your project's focus and skill set to make the best choice.
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Choosing between Framer and Webflow really depends on your specific needs: Framer excels in high-fidelity prototyping and interaction design, while Webflow is unparalleled for its visual web development capabilities and ease of use without needing to code. Consider your project requirements and skill level to make the best choice.
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ive only tried webflow, but will never move, just so simple
Webflow is my favorite
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Webflow.
But webflow is torture
I prefer webflow, there is a lot more functionality in terms of their CMS and integrations.
webflow for us!
@tarun_kumar44 Isn't it expensive?
The more simply we can do something complex the more widely adapted it will become
I’ve built websites using both. And for some reason Framer just feels so much more intuitive to me.
I recently used Framer for https://govolt.io and even the fact it lets me write React code overrides makes it feel so much more powerful to me!
Framer!
I started with Webflow years ago and have stuck with it. It’s really flexible and I’ve yet to find something I can’t do with it.
I haven’t tried Framer in years but I’m intrigued to see how it evolved. It seemed more like a Figma competitor early on. So… it must have pivoted a bunch in the meantime.