Jack G.

Thought I'd return the favour of sharing feedback 😊 Basically really lovely work, imho. If there's one thing I would add, it would be animations. It feels very static. I think some animations would help it feel more alive. I don't think they need to be fancy. I say this as I review my own recent landing page and feel the same way about it!

Oh, thanks a lot Neil S.

I saw his post on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/posts/timothy-ricks-413668140_ive-built-a-tool-that-allows-y[…]m=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABNDEwEBL54zSIWyCAesG44IibAuszg2QBk

Matt J. this is probably the clearest tutorial for setting up a vs code > github > webflow workflow. A few steps I don't really understand, but I just followed them, and it's working. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QjI2DRVWwI&ab_channel=CLCreative Then, Web Bae has a tutorial, which adds an extra step to support Typescript as well as Javascript: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq0jw3_d5Ig&t=445s&ab_channel=WebBae

I have a few small builds in mind that could use some Javascript / Typescript

There are a few tutorials on youtube on how to set up vs code > github > Webflow. I followed along and got it set up, and once it's done, the workflow is nice.

I guess I did mean for a marketing site built in Webflow. At what point would you start bringing your code in via github (or other)?