How Rocket Lawyer uses Webflow for product design
Blog post from Webflow
Before transitioning to Webflow, the design workflow involved creating static mocks in Photoshop and compiling them into PDFs or using Keynote for interaction demonstrations. The shift to Webflow has allowed for more dynamic and engaging designs, incorporating movement and microinteractions that enhance the overall design solution. This transition has empowered designers by enabling them to effectively communicate their intentions to developers, fostering a richer understanding of code and eliminating the need for static specifications or mockups. At Rocket Lawyer, adopting Webflow has streamlined the design process by allowing designers to build complete experiences directly in Webflow, which developers can then reference via a single URL. This approach facilitates rapid iteration and seamless communication between designers and developers, ultimately enhancing empathy and collaboration within the team.
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