Webflow shipped a lot in 2023. Three releases stood out to me: localization that makes a multilingual site work without an external plugin, the Spline integration for advanced 3D elements, and variables that keep styles consistent while you build.
Key takeaways
- Localization and Business Accessibilityin Webflow
- Integration with Spline for Advanced3D Elements
- Introduction of Controlled Styles with Variables
- Webflow's Commitment to Evolving Design and Development Tools
Three of them particularly caught my attention:
- Localization and Business Accessibility – Webflow has introduced a feature that allows for changing the languages of a website without the need for external plugins. This makes creating multilingual projects much simpler and more intuitive.
- Spline – Extensive modernization of 3D elements. Integration with Spline opens up new possibilities for designers in creating advanced and interactive elements on websites. This is definitely a forward-looking tool that I have already started using in my projects.
- Controlled Styles – Variables have been introduced that store various values. I have been using this for some time now, and it really serves its purpose. It helps maintain consistency while building a website.
