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Webflow and Friends with Janne Parri

I’m Janne Parri, your Webflow Wingman from Finland. In this podcast, I chat with designers, developers, and creative minds from around the world about Webflow, freelancing, and the creative life.

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POD 49 - AI Fatigue Is Real - Just Janne

Webflow and Friends with Janne Parri ·

2026/03/23

This is a short one. I've been feeling some serious AI fatigue. In this episode, I share my thoughts and feelings about AI's impact on web development and the future of Webflow.Timestamps00:00 intro00:16 AI fatigue06:56 Webflow and AI14:16 The Weird Finnish Thing

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01:29:42

POD 48 - New AI Opportunities & Hybrid Roles - with...

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2026/03/16

In this episode, I sit down with Finn Dollimore, senior web developer at Antler. We talk about where Webflow fits in a world where AI can spin up a site faster than most developers can. Finn makes the case that Webflow builders are actually well-positioned right now, not despite AI, but because of it. We get into hybrid roles, app development, vibe coding, the future of design tools, frameworks like Lumos, personal branding, and why pairing two or three skills together might be the smartest career

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01:30:12

POD 47 - Surfing the AI Tsunami - with Michael Wells

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2026/03/09

In this episode, I sit down with Michael Wells, founder of Sygnal Technologies. We get into reverse proxies, code components, Webflow Cloud, AppGen and where the platform is heading. But the conversation goes further than that. Michael has been watching AI bots outnumber human visitors on his sites for over a year now, and he has a lot to say about what that means for the web.Check out Michael:https://www.sygnal.com/https://community.webflow.com/member/...https://www.meetup.com/auckland-webfl...Also

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01:15:49

POD 46 - Advantage of Doing Both Design & Dev - with...

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2026/03/02

Jordan Gilroy is a freelance web designer and Webflow developer from Leeds with a shelf full of awards. In this episode, we get into the real advantage of doing both design and dev, how he thinks about motion and interactions, why he stopped presenting work he doesn't believe in, and what actually brings in clients through social media.Check out Jordan:jordangilroy.comx.com/JordanGilroylinkedin.com/in/jordangilroyinstagram.com/jordangilroyawwwards.com/jordan-gilroyAlso mentioned:Osmo -

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01:13:24

POD 45 - This Might Be the Best Way to Land a Job at...

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2026/02/23

In this episode, I sit down with Matthew Munger, Senior Release Operations Manager at Webflow. Matthew's road to Webflow was anything but straight. He went from graphic design and film production to freelancing in Lesotho with 0.3 megabit internet, before becoming a forum moderator, a beta tester, and eventually a Webflow employee. We talk about his multiple roles inside Webflow, what it actually takes to get hired there, the chaos behind the Webflow Conf keynote demos, and what the future of the

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01:20:17

POD 44 - Webflow IX3 Is Great, But You Can Do More -...

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2026/02/16

I sat down with Bimo Tri to talk about custom code and GSAP in Webflow. Bimo walked me through his shift from funnel building to creative development, and how he thinks about the balance between design and code. We covered how he works with clients, the role of art direction in his projects, and why he uses social media to connect with other developers. We also talked about design awards, whether they matter, and where Webflow and AI are headed. Bimo's take is simple: focus on enjoying the work

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01:07:34

POD 43 - Building and Scaling a Webflow Agency - with...

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2026/02/09

I sat down with Uros Mikic, CEO and founder of Flow Ninja, to talk about what it really takes to build and scale a Webflow agency. We cover sales without shortcuts, why positioning still matters, how Flow Ninja grew from small freelance projects to enterprise clients, and why founders do not need to stay on sales calls forever. We also get into branding in the age of AI, value based pricing, enterprise Webflow projects, and what actually differentiates agencies today. A practical conversation for

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01:23:36

POD 42 - Webflow Enterprise, Components, and Scale -...

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2026/02/02

In this episode, I sit down with Hal Zeitlin to unpack what Webflow Enterprise really means in practice. We talk about scalability beyond the basic Webflow builds, how enterprise needs change the way websites are built, and why components and design systems are at the core of sustainable Webflow projects. Hal shares how larger companies evaluate Webflow against traditional DXPs, why planning matters more than most teams expect, and how tools like Form Connector simplify real-world integrations.Check

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01:05:01

POD 41 - Selling Webflow Work as a Subscription -...

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2026/01/26

In this episode, I talk with Willi Sommer about selling Webflow work as a subscription, why simplicity matters in landing pages, and how to keep focus when building for conversion. We cover what works and what doesn’t in subscription models, component-first Webflow builds, and managing bigger clients. We also touch on personal branding on LinkedIn, working remotely while traveling, and lessons learned from working with larger teams.

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01:07:47

POD 40 - Component-First Building in Webflow Is Here...

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2026/01/19

In this episode, I sit down with Alessia Sannazzaro managing director of Code & Wonder, to talk about component-first building in Webflow and why it’s here to stay.We dig into Alessia’s thinking behind a component-first approach: reducing the need for class naming, using variants instead of classes, and making Webflow sites easier and safer for clients to edit. We also talk about open vs closed components, where current Webflow limitations still exist, and how close we are to building a true

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01:09:26

POD 39 - From Architecture, Graphic & Motion Design...

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2025/12/22

In this episode, I talk with Özge Keleş about her non-linear path into web design. Before Webflow, she explored architecture, graphic design, motion design, and even video editing. She was trying things out until web design finally clicked.We get into the realities of freelancing versus agency work, what agency life taught her about client relationships and boundaries, and why design often feels harder than development. Özge shares how she approaches projects through mood, structure, and motion, why

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01:34:24

POD 38 - Lessons From 100+ Webflail Episodes - with...

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2025/12/15

In this episode, I talk with Jack Redley about what he learned from making 100+ episodes of Webflail. We get into why he decided to stop the podcast, what freelancing really looks like after the hype, and how his thinking around niching, pricing, and clients has changed over time. We also talk about trying to build a studio, why that path didn’t stick for him, and how community and side projects have shaped his work. Along the way, Jack shares recurring themes he kept hearing from Webflowers,

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01:31:10

POD 37 - Why Communities Decide Who Wins - with...

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2025/12/10

In this episode, I sit down with Raymmar Tirado to talk about how communities change and why they matter. We get into the shift from the early, organic Webflow days to the more curated, enterprise-leaning era, and why that shift changed the energy for many creators.Raymmar walks me through what he has been doing after Finsweet, the projects he has explored, and how community has shaped all of it. We talk about why in-person meetups still matter, how to start one from scratch, and why the people in

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01:24:19

POD 36 - Webflow, UX, Rive & the Long Game of...

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2025/12/01

In this episode, I sit down with Joshua Fry to talk about freelancing, UX, and how he added Rive to his service stack almost by accident. Joshua walks through his path into independent work, how UX has changed over the years, and why a strong discovery phase keeps projects on track. We talk about communication, client relationships, and getting started in freelancing.Joshua also explains how he balances agency work and direct clients, how video helps build trust, and why showing your face can help

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01:17:39

POD 35 - Design + Dev: Can One Person Handle Both? -...

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2025/11/24

In this episode I sit down with Elsa Amri (‪@ElsaAmriDesigns‬) to talk about doing both design and development, freelancing, and building a global career. We go through how she sees the design process, why community matters, and how mentorship can push your skills forward.We also talk about the differences between agency work and solo projects, what it takes to find your own style, and how social media can open doors when you’re starting out. Elsa shares how she approaches client work, why she still

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00:31:56

POD 34 - What Have I Learned This Far? - with Me

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2025/11/17

In this episode, I talk about the many different paths to getting clients, why specialization matters in both design and development, and how community engagement and communication skills play a huge role in long-term success. I share my own challenges with breaking out of local markets, reflect on the different career directions freelancers can take, and think out loud about where AI fits into all of this. I also touch on the future of this podcast and my goals for growing it with more

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00:58:30

POD 33 - The Long Road to Becoming a Webflow...

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2025/11/10

In this conversation, I sit down with Sebastian Bimbi to unpack his journey as a Webflow developer and community leader. We talk about how community support fuels growth, how he uses LinkedIn intentionally, and the simple systems behind his daily content. Sebastian shares why mentorship and giving back matter, what it means to act as a strategic partner (not just an implementer) in the Webflow ecosystem, and the unique challenges in the NoCode space. Most of all, he doubles down on consistency—and

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01:08:58

POD 32 - When Designers and Developers Push Each...

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2025/11/03

In this conversation, I talk with Benten Woodring about the real value of collaboration in web design and how it shapes both creative and technical work. We explore his path into design, how his process has evolved, and why strong concepts and client relationships matter more than ever. Benten shares how he builds creative teams, uses social media to connect, and turns side projects and local communities into growth engines. We also touch on design competitions, personal routines, and finding

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01:18:38

POD 31 - What’s Going On With Webflow’s AI & Dev...

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2025/10/27

In this conversation, I talk with Samuel Gregory about the current state and future of Webflow, focusing especially on its AI tools and the community's response. We explore the challenges Webflow faces in integrating AI effectively, the importance of understanding user needs, and how AI might reshape job roles in design and development. We also discuss the evolving landscape of web tools, the significance of user experience, and why clearer communication from Webflow is crucial. Samuel shares

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01:30:14

POD 30 - Between Code and Creativity - with Maria Karavá

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2025/10/20

In this episode, I chat with Maria Karavá, a front-end developer and animator, about the balance between creativity and development work. We talk about the challenges of design, the importance of creative freedom, and how community and hobbies help maintain a healthy balance.We also dive into language learning, cultural nuances in communication, and how these shape our work as creatives. Maria shares her thoughts on people-pleasing in design, her passion for animation, and the evolving landscape of

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