How Webflow fits in the modern web design process

The text explores two distinct approaches to web design, focusing on the traditional "normal" process and its emerging alternatives. The traditional process, as described by Jen Simmons, involves a 12-step routine that prioritizes desktop designs and relies heavily on static, disposable artifacts like PDFs, rather than dynamic elements like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This method often neglects mobile-first considerations and fails to integrate content creation, leading to frustration among designers and collaborators. The text suggests that there is a growing dissatisfaction with this outdated approach as the industry shifts towards more dynamic, content-inclusive, and mobile-first methods, with tools like Webflow offering new possibilities for a more efficient design process.

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