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Updating website content and pages in relume and webflow

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The community member is asking about the workflow of creating a website using Relume and Webflow. They want to know if they can update their website by making changes in Relume or if they have to do it directly in Webflow.

Another community member responds that it depends on the accuracy of the sitemap and wireframes in Relume. They suggest getting approval on the sitemap and wireframes before moving forward, and then generally not going back to update them. If a new page needs to be added, they recommend doing it directly in Webflow, while keeping the approved Relume documents as a snapshot. However, they note that updating Relume and then importing the changes to Webflow would be extra work.

The original community member thanks the other member and confirms that they plan to create the first version of the website through Relume, and then make future changes directly in Webflow.

Hi ! Maybe someone can help me : if I create a sitemap and wireframes on Relume, then I export then to Webflow. Once it has been done, I publish my website. What if I need then to create a new page : can I do it through an update of my project on Relume ? Or do i have to do it directly in Webflow ? And if I need to change something on an existaing page (add a new section for example), can I do it through Relume or i have to do it directly with Webflow ? Thanks in advance

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It sort of depends on how accurate you want your sitemap and wireframes in Relume to be - in my process, I get approval of the sitemap before moving into wireframes, and I get approval of wireframes before moving into design. Once approved, I generally don't go back if any updates needed to be made - I tend to keep things moving forward in my process. So in my personal process..if wireframes are approved and I need to add a page, I add it directly in Webflow. Keeping what was "approved" as a snapshot basically in Relume.

But if you wanted to document the change within Relume, I think that would make sense too.

But updating in Relume means you'll have to import said page into Webflow, which in my eyes right now, is just extra work.

thanks a lot for your support , you confirmed what I aimed to do, i.e. making the 1st version of my website through Relume first, as complete as possible, and making future changes directly into Webflow

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