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Our virtual events feature the top talent in the design & development space.
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The Flow Party is a safe, inclusive, and fun space for website developers and designers. We are an upbeat community, not for the faint of heart. We work hard but always in a Party Mood. Whether we're coding up a storm or taking a break to chat and share ideas, we always have a good time.
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Join our free Friday party and become part of the flow party
Access our top mentors with 4 one hour sessions per week.
The flow party offers up
many hot treats for our
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Our goal is to keep on teaching and supporting the Community, and because Webflow has given us so much, we want to give back. We found a way to do both through our Challenges. Teach newbies, give pros an opportunity to showcase their work and help non-profits that make a difference in our world. while we're doing it.
We choose a topic like 'Build your Portfolio', or even choose a Non-Profit to design and build a website and ask for mentors and community members to join us in a fun challenge. After everyone receives the briefing, assets and a timeframe is given, the competition begins. Mentors help guide and teach the participants throughout the process while the competition aspect keeps things lively.
At the end, participants have a project to showcase in their Webflow account and lots of experience to keep growing their career.
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Out of the goodness of their heart, and willingness to teach us, real stars of the creative universe have already come to the Webflow Party! How great are they?? Joseph Berry, David Hoang, Ivan Bandia, Grace Walker, Tito Solano, Joe Krug, Relume, Vicent Bidaux, Felix Gonzalo, John D. Saunders, Niccolò Miranda, JoMor, Corey Moen, Youseff, Keith Armstrong, Chinmay Choudhury... Oh my... Check out the recordings on our Circle community – Available for Webflow Party Members.What can you expect? According to each area of expertise, the guests come to show us their processes, either creative or technical. We can interact with them, ask questions or even just hangout.
Well, first of all, they aren’t recorded. It’s a safe space for members to hang out, vent off or have tons of fun. We socialize, share tools, help, and support each other. It’s done after a Flow Party and allows us to chill after a working week while getting to know the other members. It’s quite like a Secret society, only... not so much! Because of its informality, it’s based on trust and friendship. Consider it a refuge for all the stressed creatives out there.The First Rule of The After Party Is: You do not talk about the After Party. The Second Rule of the After Party Is: you do not talk about the After Party.
Our goal is to keep on teaching and supporting the Community, and because Webflow has given us so much, we want to give back. We found a way to do both through our Challenges. Teach newbies, give pros an opportunity to showcase their work and help non-profits that make a difference in our world. while we're doing it.
We choose a topic like 'Build your Portfolio', or even choose a Non-Profit to design and build a website and ask for mentors and community members to join us in a fun challenge. After everyone receives the briefing, assets and a timeframe is given, the competition begins. Mentors help guide and teach the participants throughout the process while the competition aspect keeps things lively.
At the end, participants have a project to showcase in their Webflow account and lots of experience to keep growing their career.
Out of the goodness of their heart, and willingness to teach us, real stars of the creative universe have already come to the Webflow Party! How great are they?? Joseph Berry, David Hoang, Ivan Bandia, Grace Walker, Tito Solano, Joe Krug, Relume, Vicent Bidaux, Felix Gonzalo, John D. Saunders, Niccolò Miranda, JoMor, Corey Moen, Youseff, Keith Armstrong, Chinmay Choudhury... Oh my... Check out the recordings on our Circle community – Available for Webflow Party Members.What can you expect? According to each area of expertise, the guests come to show us their processes, either creative or technical. We can interact with them, ask questions or even just hangout.
Well, first of all, they aren’t recorded. It’s a safe space for members to hang out, vent off or have tons of fun. We socialize, share tools, help, and support each other. It’s done after a Flow Party and allows us to chill after a working week while getting to know the other members. It’s quite like a Secret society, only... not so much! Because of its informality, it’s based on trust and friendship. Consider it a refuge for all the stressed creatives out there.The First Rule of The After Party Is: You do not talk about the After Party. The Second Rule of the After Party Is: you do not talk about the After Party.
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