HeyJaredWebflow and Friends with Janne Parri
I’m Janne Parri, your Webflow Wingman from Finland. In this podcast, I chat with designers, developers, and creative minds from around the world about Webflow, freelancing, and the creative life.
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POD 69 - Building India's First Official Webflow Chapter - Sandeepsingh Sisodiya (opens the original)
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My guest this time is Sandeepsingh Sisodiya, co-founder and CEO of Appsrow, a Webflow Premium Partner agency in Ahmedabad, India. Sandeep started Appsrow in 2018 as a general branding and web agency and went all in on Webflow about four years ago. Earlier this year he started the first official Webflow community chapter in India, and at Webflow Conf in Boston he won Builder of the Year for that work. We talk about what it takes to start a local meetup and keep it running, and what a community gi
POD 68 - Webflow moved on. Did we? (opens the original)
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For the past two years, I have done almost nothing but Webflow development, and Webflow is clearly building for marketers now. That changes what the next few years look like for people like me. I go through Ran Segall's video about the development phase shrinking and the responses to it, Timothy Ricks joining Webflow, and what Source by Webflow reveals about where the company is actually betting. I also get into what happens to the Webflow community, what is worth building when building got easy
POD 67 - What Webflow Conf Means for the Community - Rick Bossenbroek (opens the original)
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Webflow Conf just wrapped in Boston, and I wanted to talk to someone who spends as much time building the Webflow community as he does building on it. My guest is Rick Bossenbroek, a Webflow Global Leader for Amsterdam and the founder of Uncode. He was also a Builder of the Year nominee at this year's Conf. We talk about what Source and the new marketing features mean for the community, whether the Global Leader program has a future now that Webflow's community team has shrunk, and how years of
POD 66 - Source by Webflow, and all the open questions - Ollie McMillan (opens the original)
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I got Ollie McMillan on the show to go through everything that was announced. The big one is Source by Webflow, a new workspace built around code as the source of truth, and we spend a good chunk of the episode trying to work out who it's actually for and why nobody said a word about pricing. We also get into Timothy Ricks joining Webflow, the AEO updates, MCP 2.1, and the smaller quality-of-life changes from the Builders Keynote. Ollie was there in the room for all of it, so this is his read on
POD 65 - Designers Need To Build Parallel Skills - Punit Chawla (opens the original)
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Punit Chawla has been teaching design online since 2015, and today he runs Designwings, makes videos full time and hosts design events across India. He gave up client work about five years ago. We talk about what he calls parallel skills, the idea that a designer should add something next to their niche instead of branching away from it, and why that is not the same as giving up on specialising. We also get into what designers actually do with AI day to day, where Figma is heading and what the s
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