Toasters don't last more than a few years anymore. I replaced a 16 year old toaster in 2012 and 3 more times since then. We have a new refrigerator now after the old one gave up making things cold last Friday. At least the old one ran for over 15 years.

I've definitely had issues when I don't know the answer and then having to trust AI and discovering problems later, or mostly knowing the answer and seeing where AI is wrong up front and scrapping the idea or running through it on my own.

And the last time I looked at the Rize site there wasn't much left from what I built. I think it was just the Team page. Joel is still there, he's head of content marketing. I think the team was less than 15 back then so he was wearing several hats

Looks great Cory, did you work with Joel Levinson? I collabed with him a few years back when he was trying to hack a website together from a template and Lottie files he had commissioned on Fiverr. I added a lot of Relume sections based off word docs he sent me. Wish I had Figma files to work from!

They are both US based. Connor in WA and Spencer in MN. For EU, Dennis Snellenberg and Jordan Gilroy are tops for Webflow dev and design.

Yes, I have their direct emails too.
Spencer: www.textilecreativestudios.com
Connor: www.tall.town

Devin Fountain, Chris Loggins, or Samuel Gregory for development. T. Rick's is the GOAT.
I like Breeona Nechole's design style for certain use cases.
For marketing - I work with a number of marketing teams on Webflow projects - Spencer Knisely or Connor Talbot have Webflow specific experience.

Lacey the Goldenwolf.

I wish I could. They built 50+ case studies and blog posts from a page starter template that I made (and wish I hadn't) instead of using the CMS and CMS templates. Then, instead of using the style guide, they styled each and every paragraph and heading individually, almost never reusing anything.

I had my fingers crossed for this 🤞. Happy to see it happen 🥳

I'm seeing blurred text more often lately. We used that effect a couple of years ago, but went away from it the last redesign. It's time for another refresh and I'm thinking about bringing it back, because this looks great!

Their "Get it before it's gone" campaign fell flat too. Had to come out and explain it was the old look that was being retired, not the product. Ugh.

I used dotted borders on the buttons for a site called Cuttingboard recently, and on the form fields too. Looked really sharp and fit the overall theme!

Harshit really knows his stuff, and not just frameworks, but anything Webflow!

Love the gradient letters morphing on hover

Whoa! I accomplished a lot by not doing crimes!