"Avoid platform lock-in at all costs" is advice that paralyzes more projects than it saves. Lock-in is a real cost, but treating it as a dealbreaker for every project is how you end up over-engineerin…
"No-code sites can't rank because they're bad for SEO" is a myth that's a decade out of date. The correction nobody wants: the platform isn't your SEO problem, your decisions are. Webflow and Framer b…
"Start from a template, it'll save you time" is the myth that costs intermediate builders the most hours. For a true beginner, fine. But once you can build, inheriting someone else's template means in…
"If you're writing custom code in a no-code tool, you're doing it wrong" is purist nonsense that ships worse products. This myth shames people for dropping an embed or a custom attribute, as if the go…
"WordPress is dead, move everything to a no-code builder" is a take from people who've never run a content site at scale. The myth treats WordPress like it's still 2014 — slow, hacky, bloated. Meanwhi…
"Learn Webflow before you learn HTML and CSS" is advice that quietly caps your ceiling. People say the builder teaches you the box model for free. It doesn't — it teaches you Webflow's abstraction of …
