Webflow is a complex no-code tool. Therefore, it’s not uncommon... to find yourself unsure of how to achieve what you want. Fortunately, the no-code community can help you with that! That’s the essence of "no-code spirit."
I've lost count of how many times another Webflow developer was able to assist me quickly through a simple message posted in one of these channels.
(Pro tip: Many questions have already been answered, so use these channels as a search engine by directly searching F with your keywords).
In short, here are the 5 Slack channels I use to get help from around the world 🌍.
The 5 Slack Channels I Use
1. Webflow Expert
(1066 members)
When you officially become a Webflow Expert, you gain access to a dedicated Slack channel where, through various #channels, you can find or request help and advice from other experts!
The collective intelligence generated in this channel is an invaluable asset for any Webflow developer. You’ll find tips, useful code snippets, and diverse content exchanges.
2. Finsweet (Bootcamp)
(11 members)
As a participant in the first Finsweet Client-first bootcamp, I am fortunate to be part of the Finsweet Slack. It’s a direct line to Webflow development experts that need no introduction.
3. Relume Library
(904 members)
Since the release of their component library, the community around Relume has continued to grow. If you’re using one of their components, joining this Slack group might be a great idea...
4. Digidop
(4 members)
In the Digiteam, there’s often a 'Digidopeur' who has a solution to your problem... which is, of course, extremely helpful.
5. Fs Community
(3230 members)
The public version of Finsweet support. You’ll find various channels ranging from thank-yous for what Finsweet shares with the no-code community to more specific channels, such as a dedicated support channel for Finsweet attributes (a no-code product to add features to your Webflow sites).
To receive more help, you can join the "community-pro" channel by subscribing to Finsweet's "Pro" membership. (297 members)
I personally subscribed to the lifetime offer of F'in Pro.
Conclusion:
Slack empowers you to share and gain knowledge from a global community, so make the most of it.
