For someone like me who doesn't like to spend a lot of time fussing over design this is honestly great. I'm a full stack web developer who develops web apps and designing the app is the most tedious process for me. If I can get ai to develop a static mark up that I can use as a baseline that will accelerate my workflow exponentially.
If you’re charging them 5k for a website it will need to have cms and crm set up for them a database and all the cross platform support like zappier pre installed. 5k isn’t for the wireframe it’s for the expert understanding of what a business needs.
true, but I would argue it comes down to labour.. to build a site clients know and understand you need a lot of people doing a lot of work. IF AI could do it all fast.. wouldnt be long before prices would come down via competition. I agree, although I have zero ex of webflow .. what Ive heard of it.. its not ready to replace everything.
Wow! Relume is a huge game changer! Two suggestions to help the majority of us technophobes: 1) Maybe make your cursor slighter, larger, and more visible so we can follow your instructions more clearly. 2) You could make this video into a series of short videos by breaking down the process into a few steps, to make the learning process much shorter for us technophobes.
Relume AI with Webflow sounds like a game-changer for web design! Can't wait to see the amazing websites created with this tool. #WebDesign #AI #RelumeAI
These are really great tools. I'm currently building my first website for a redesign. One point about Relume, it costs $32/month to view anymore than the home page on the wireframe section. As someone who doesn't build websites for a living, is not a cost that I want to take on, but this seems like a extremely cost effective tool for those that do build sites for a living. I don't want to assume that this was left out intentionally but a suggestion to make mention of any cost when promoting tools for future content.
God tier tutorial. Main point: if you can 10x your productivity and process using tools you can make a lot of money. Loved the emphasis on workflows too. To summarise: Relume for structure & content, Figma for visual design, Webflow for building.
Huh, Webflow for building? Why not learn some coding and become a real professional instead? Have you seen the noodle-crap-code, that Webflow throws out, have you seen awful Google PageSpeed stats, that such sites provide? All the website builders are the cheeze in the mousetrap. Give you a feeling you can make good-looking websites quick and without studying, but in the end you produce crap and slowly site, so that nobody will want to dig into the code and change anything, because nobody understand that bunch of crappy code, that such "automatic solutions" provide. Okay, for cheap crappy landing it’s fine, but not for some real quality websites... p.s. I’m a web developer with couple of years experience, know what I’m talking about.
Hey, so, like, I'm a graphic designer, and I also do web design and branding stuff. And guess what? These AI tools are like, just tools, man. If you figure out how to use them and blend them into your work, you'll have more freedom to be all artsy-fartsy. Take, for instance, the pain in the butt chore of researching color theory for client branding. Ugh, it's so boring, right? But you can totally get Chat GPT to spit out some cool color ideas based on the shades you like. And if you're stuck on a lame layout, just use it for some inspo. Now that I've given these AI thingies a whirl, I'm not stressing about it anymore. They won't create stuff like I do, but they sure help with the boring stuff, so I can stay in my creative zone, you know?
This is great tech. Very time saving as Jesse suggests. I can see net gains here but where it loses is the idea that the one hour you spent creating a website doesn't account for the communication and back and forth between you and the client. It's still consultancy that will now inflate billable hours vs execution.
My first thought is "damn, this is kinda scary". But the more I think about it, the more I realize that we're just further along in a process that's been ongoing for decades. AI assistance lowers the barrier to entry similarly to how website builders have done already.
I’ve been struggling to slowly develop content and design for my own business’s website and I can’t afford to hire outside help. Tools like these are a godsend
website builders are a pain though.. in many ways. And often become a hindrance further down the line. Lot of times they themselves are complicated enough that the bar to entry is still fairly high too.. Whenever I had to work with them because client already had them it was very cumbersome and repetitive work. And if they were simple one would or might expect the client to have either done the work themselves or maybe hired a inhouse admin to do it rather than coming to a webdev.
I'm slowly transitioning from Wordpress to starting my first site with Webflow soon. What I'm trying to wrap my tiny mind around is why do the extra Figma step when you can go straight into Webflow from Relume and accomplish the same design tasks, without the extra step. Everyone is saying the same thing. Relume to Figma to Webflow. What am I missing? Great Tutorial by the way. 👍🏽
It annoys me when people just say you can charge X amount. Yes, anyone can charge whatever they want but consistently finding people willing to pay the rate is where the challenge is. So, stop telling us how much we can charge for click bait. Smh.
This looks amazing. Love it. If a job becomes easier to do, it will become cheaper. Also, the entry barrier will become lower. I think software development and UI/UX development will be merged into one in the future
True with the emergence of AI and no code tools, Designers will start doing both webdesign and front end developement but I still think that back end developement will be exclusive for developers. Developers will have to be either fullstack developers or mainly backend developers.
@@muhammadbacar6051 i would never hire a backend only developer again. Having a backend and frontend developers separately makes development so slow and inconsistent. Fullstack is the best developer you can have
Regarding the cheaper part, not necessarily. Websites are and should always be quoted based on the value they provide. If my service provides you a value of 10k per month in extra sales, why should I charge less just because I'm using a tool that speeds up my process? I don't think a blanket statement like the one you made applies very well
As someone that's just started learning webdesign (namely Divi, WordPress), this seems like a much more streamlined way of doing things. Would you recommend dropping Divi/WP and moving over to this method instead?
Figma is good for experimenting. Eg. You can have say 5 alternative home pages (or however many you want) side by side and zoom out to get a good overall feel, and decide which works best. You can't do that in webflow, so it's more of a design step. I started going straight to webflow but after using figma to duplicate and experiment with pages and components I realised the benefit in that design process. You end up squeezing out the best design whereas if straight to webflow your not liken to iterate as much so you may not be reaching your design potential. It's so quick to experiment with in figma. We'll worth watching the webflow tutorial on how they use it to get an idea.
Me showing up at the shaved ice spot expecting to be served the insane looking shaved ice options shown on the website that are actually AI generated 😂
Thank you, Jesse! This was so helpful! I have a RevOps Consultancy and very little time for this and the added problem of not being a designer. I will be able to have my site up and running over this coming weekend!
Should I experiment building my own website? I have a very specific thing on my mind but I'm not into coding, more like front end stuff. This is totally a game changer for those who dream of the visual aspect of a website but don't know programming like me. 😅❤😊
I’m conflicted about using AI. It just doesn’t feel like I’m doing the design work. Feel like a monkey pressing buttons. I like designing things myself, but it takes so much time and can be mentally exhausting. Not that I’m complaining, it’s just frustrating when there’s only so much you can do in a day because you run out of steam and your brain just stops working.😊 I don’t really want to use AI, but I’m worried that I’ll get left behind as everyone hops on the AI bandwagon: “What? It takes you a month to ship a site? The other guy can do that in an hour!” Anyone else have this problem? PS: @JesseShowalter are you back in Hawai’i l?
Yeah get over that or get left behind. I was like that about offshore labor and I went all in on that is 2006. What you bring to the table is your expertise, taste and marketing experience. That said the idea you could build this and deliver an effective marketing piece in one hour is bull. But no doubt this is good for smart freelancers and agencies. Tools like this add value to you and you create the value for the customer.
I think you might be missing the bigger picture. You say you love to design but run out of steam during the day. Well, Relume speeds up the process of doing the grunt work and gives you more time to the final design which is the fun part. Give it a try. I did and it's a blast how fast it is.
TIME!…is the key here…Eric Hoffer said, “In times of change the learners will inherit the Earth, while the learned remain beautifully equipped for a world, that no longer exists“… don’t remain beautifully equipped!…
Ululani's Shaved Ice!! BEST shaved ice ever. I'm a Maui native, Maui based Product Designer, and I've yet to find a shaved ice better than Ululani's! Relume looks amazing, and will have to give a try.
This is fantastic. Webflow & Relume are releasing so fast it’s hard to keep up. Thanks for this video, absolutely game changing to see someone explain these features that are just icing on the cake.
I'm a no stack, no code, no website, no client, no idea business owner launching in 2024, and this looks great. I am right now having some designers put together a quote for my new website for myself. If this is really this easy, why couldn't I design my own site using this. it looks like i don't need to do any code. I will try this after the video and report back. this really looks awesome and the speed blows me away.
Perhaps I missed it, but where did you get some of those elements that you added into the background? I would love to know where I could either get or generate random elements.
So you have to apply the color and font styles twice? Once in Figma and then again in Webflow. Why not just go straight to Webflow and apply the branding there and as you iterate, you can share that with the client. It seems to me there is no need for Figma here at all or what am I missing?
I love this! I just started working with Relume a couple of weeks ago and it's been an incredible experience. It allows me to focus more on the final design and speeding the mapping and wireframing process. Thanks for sharing another great video.
It is good for a starting point or even for the one deal. But, it does mean, we designers need to re-think our sales strategy and comms process with clients.
Absolutely awesome content Phil. I tried this platform as soon as I had watched this video and it lived up to everything you outlined. So easy and versatile. Brilliant!
Hello Jesse, Thank you so much for this video. I liked it. I have a couple of questions for you and I would love if you can answer me in detail. I am someone who has no experience in coding, designing, and development. I am someone who has done SEO on WordPress websites only. Even on that platform I never had any development experience. So my questions are. 1. Is this video for someone who has zero experience in coding, designing and development? 2. I am not sure if you were using the free versions of Webflow and Relume, as you just showed us developing 1 page. Considering if I want to start my agency I have to purchase both of these tools? 3. Lastly, if I am purchasing Relume, do I still have to purchase Figma or can I work over free version? The Reason to ask you is that I am from a third-world country where a Dollar costs around Rs. 280. I want to start my agency but I have a very limited budget. Please help me with this. Please Be Honest. Your expert advice will help me in making decisions. Thanks
Great video! Do you recommend doing Relume to Webflow over Figma to Webflow? Is there a way to use both? I would hate to do all that styling over again.
I have a question. because Relume costs money to use properly. For example, after you create the website and publish it, can I cancel the subscription and keep the website running without having to continue subscribing to Relume?
hey these tools are great, and I used to hate no-code (especially wordpress). how much does these tools would cost to put online a website ? as I am currently working on a project I was going with hostinger for a low budget but I am sort of attracted to these now 😂
awesome video!!!! The whole styling thing is just not for me so my question, does either webflow or Figma have themes (similar to wordpress) and if so do you happen to have a video explaining how I can create the wireframe and connected it to a premade theme? Yes, I know I can google it but when I am learning new things, I like to pick one source so congrats on being my one source LOL - Great video and thanks again!
So once your website is built and your happy... how do you 1) export this to your own domain and hosting service provider and onto what ? Do you place over a preinstall of WordPress?
I know from personal experience that its very rare for clients to pay 5k for a website. Overall, there is no way they would pay 5k for a site created in 24 hours.
People will just say to do it in a day, wait 4, and charge them for 5... because people are all about being crappy for a buck. Pricing race to the bottom will clear out the opportunities very soon after
@@whoismattkohnnah. He’s right on. I am a paid media manager at a marketing company that legit builds sites for clients. If they are paying 5k, you’d better be technically skilled because there will be issues
Haha definitely a bit misleading, but I believe what he is trying to say is that as a web developer, you are able to charge 3000$ for website (which is not uncommon at all) and that now with AI it only takes about an hour of work to develop that site.
This looks awesome! It would be really cool to see AI also be able to implement the design aspects one day too, if it was provided with a colour scheme, font styles, imagery etcetera.
Great tutorial. Amazing to know this is possible, now. Question: do you use the Figma to Webflow plugin to push the design to Webflow once you’re done designing in Figma? P.S. Love the Sola Fide sign on the wall! Very cool! You reformed, per chance?
Could you create a PBBG (persistent browser based game) with this? All text, but you could battle monsters/level up/collect gold and stuff? Monster gets stronger, etc?
How is this better than a pre setup/reusable wordpress install with elementor, or useing wix? ( I dont know wix, possibly you can not download your sites, but besides that.) genuine question, how does this save any time agaist using any drag and drop website builder with templates? btw no hate at all, great video, overall, good style and presentation, fast..
is it possible to integrate this with backend like SQL database in order to show products or ML to suggest some products based on customer input? Nice video btw!
Does this allow you to "prototype" in Figma and will it transfer to webflow? I am having a hard time selecting a component, frame, or auto layout in the "prototype" section and "navigating to" another frame on "click" option; The drop-down is consistently blacked out or puts an "X" to any other component, frame, or auto layout. Does anyone have a fix or understanding?
Figma says I couldn’t preview the website because it needed at least one frame. I’m new to Figma. I know how to create a frame and put over the imported Relume wireframe but it just previews the whole wireframe like a big giant screenshot. Not sure if I have to frame every single section and every single component inside each section. Kindda tedious if that’s how it works. 😕
These kind of AI helpers softwares are doing a super minimal job in providing you with layouts. It's not that hard to understand few words like "landing page, about page, shop," and provide you some templates that they already have. If everybody is start doing these they will all look the same. And again there will be a need to do things differentely.
@JesseShowalter this is great content. Can you refer me to someone who I could hire to execute on what you outlined in the video to build a website for my solar company? TIA
For someone like me who doesn't like to spend a lot of time fussing over design this is honestly great. I'm a full stack web developer who develops web apps and designing the app is the most tedious process for me. If I can get ai to develop a static mark up that I can use as a baseline that will accelerate my workflow exponentially.
This is the most underrated comment on this video. I feel your pain my friend lol
This! I hate the design part, but I love the implementation. Super excited about this
On the off chance I’ve spent the last 5 + years designing and prototyping an app, would you be interested in teaming up to code it 😅🎉
This is what a smart person would say. Thank you for being one sir.
100% agree!
If you’re charging them 5k for a website it will need to have cms and crm set up for them a database and all the cross platform support like zappier pre installed. 5k isn’t for the wireframe it’s for the expert understanding of what a business needs.
true, but I would argue it comes down to labour.. to build a site clients know and understand you need a lot of people doing a lot of work. IF AI could do it all fast.. wouldnt be long before prices would come down via competition. I agree, although I have zero ex of webflow .. what Ive heard of it.. its not ready to replace everything.
Wow! Relume is a huge game changer! Two suggestions to help the majority of us technophobes: 1) Maybe make your cursor slighter, larger, and more visible so we can follow your instructions more clearly. 2) You could make this video into a series of short videos by breaking down the process into a few steps, to make the learning process much shorter for us technophobes.
Relume AI with Webflow sounds like a game-changer for web design! Can't wait to see the amazing websites created with this tool. #WebDesign #AI #RelumeAI
These are really great tools. I'm currently building my first website for a redesign. One point about Relume, it costs $32/month to view anymore than the home page on the wireframe section. As someone who doesn't build websites for a living, is not a cost that I want to take on, but this seems like a extremely cost effective tool for those that do build sites for a living. I don't want to assume that this was left out intentionally but a suggestion to make mention of any cost when promoting tools for future content.
i dont understand how people wont pay for a service, especially one as cheap as 32$ 😢
@@zentai5076 Some of us are living in 3rd world countries
@@zentai5076lol that’s more than the monthly minimum wage in my country
A big warning on this, you need to edit the wireframes for around three days to get a decent results
True, so far with AI all i have found is it ends up taking the same amount of time.
easier to use squarespace tbh lol
God tier tutorial. Main point: if you can 10x your productivity and process using tools you can make a lot of money. Loved the emphasis on workflows too. To summarise: Relume for structure & content, Figma for visual design, Webflow for building.
To add- not free export Wireframe to Figma, and export Wireframe to Webflow. Provided under the Starter Plan $38mo. Or $384 yrly
Huh, Webflow for building? Why not learn some coding and become a real professional instead? Have you seen the noodle-crap-code, that Webflow throws out, have you seen awful Google PageSpeed stats, that such sites provide? All the website builders are the cheeze in the mousetrap. Give you a feeling you can make good-looking websites quick and without studying, but in the end you produce crap and slowly site, so that nobody will want to dig into the code and change anything, because nobody understand that bunch of crappy code, that such "automatic solutions" provide.
Okay, for cheap crappy landing it’s fine, but not for some real quality websites...
p.s. I’m a web developer with couple of years experience, know what I’m talking about.
can we use framer instead of webflow
Hey, so, like, I'm a graphic designer, and I also do web design and branding stuff. And guess what? These AI tools are like, just tools, man. If you figure out how to use them and blend them into your work, you'll have more freedom to be all artsy-fartsy.
Take, for instance, the pain in the butt chore of researching color theory for client branding. Ugh, it's so boring, right? But you can totally get Chat GPT to spit out some cool color ideas based on the shades you like. And if you're stuck on a lame layout, just use it for some inspo.
Now that I've given these AI thingies a whirl, I'm not stressing about it anymore. They won't create stuff like I do, but they sure help with the boring stuff, so I can stay in my creative zone, you know?
Facts
Thats the best way to look at this ai stuff imo.
This is great tech. Very time saving as Jesse suggests. I can see net gains here but where it loses is the idea that the one hour you spent creating a website doesn't account for the communication and back and forth between you and the client. It's still consultancy that will now inflate billable hours vs execution.
My first thought is "damn, this is kinda scary". But the more I think about it, the more I realize that we're just further along in a process that's been ongoing for decades. AI assistance lowers the barrier to entry similarly to how website builders have done already.
I’ve been struggling to slowly develop content and design for my own business’s website and I can’t afford to hire outside help. Tools like these are a godsend
website builders are a pain though.. in many ways. And often become a hindrance further down the line. Lot of times they themselves are complicated enough that the bar to entry is still fairly high too.. Whenever I had to work with them because client already had them it was very cumbersome and repetitive work. And if they were simple one would or might expect the client to have either done the work themselves or maybe hired a inhouse admin to do it rather than coming to a webdev.
@@joecater894 To further my point, you can re-read your comment and replace "website builders" with "ai generated websites"
I'm slowly transitioning from Wordpress to starting my first site with Webflow soon. What I'm trying to wrap my tiny mind around is why do the extra Figma step when you can go straight into Webflow from Relume and accomplish the same design tasks, without the extra step. Everyone is saying the same thing. Relume to Figma to Webflow. What am I missing? Great Tutorial by the way. 👍🏽
Love that you found Relume. Would also love if you did a video of you designing from their components.
It annoys me when people just say you can charge X amount. Yes, anyone can charge whatever they want but consistently finding people willing to pay the rate is where the challenge is. So, stop telling us how much we can charge for click bait. Smh.
This looks amazing. Love it.
If a job becomes easier to do, it will become cheaper. Also, the entry barrier will become lower. I think software development and UI/UX development will be merged into one in the future
True with the emergence of AI and no code tools, Designers will start doing both webdesign and front end developement but I still think that back end developement will be exclusive for developers. Developers will have to be either fullstack developers or mainly backend developers.
@@muhammadbacar6051 i would never hire a backend only developer again. Having a backend and frontend developers separately makes development so slow and inconsistent. Fullstack is the best developer you can have
@@muhammadbacar6051 Frontend is full-stack with a focus on frontend, UI / UX
*static FE devs. Frontend devs will be fine.
Regarding the cheaper part, not necessarily. Websites are and should always be quoted based on the value they provide. If my service provides you a value of 10k per month in extra sales, why should I charge less just because I'm using a tool that speeds up my process? I don't think a blanket statement like the one you made applies very well
As someone that's just started learning webdesign (namely Divi, WordPress), this seems like a much more streamlined way of doing things. Would you recommend dropping Divi/WP and moving over to this method instead?
i use divi as well. i tried using webflow. but holy cow it's a little too complex for me
According to your experience with this, would you still go through Figma or skip it entirely and do the styling immediately in Webflow?
Figma is good for experimenting. Eg. You can have say 5 alternative home pages (or however many you want) side by side and zoom out to get a good overall feel, and decide which works best.
You can't do that in webflow, so it's more of a design step. I started going straight to webflow but after using figma to duplicate and experiment with pages and components I realised the benefit in that design process. You end up squeezing out the best design whereas if straight to webflow your not liken to iterate as much so you may not be reaching your design potential. It's so quick to experiment with in figma. We'll worth watching the webflow tutorial on how they use it to get an idea.
Me showing up at the shaved ice spot expecting to be served the insane looking shaved ice options shown on the website that are actually AI generated 😂
Thank you, Jesse! This was so helpful! I have a RevOps Consultancy and very little time for this and the added problem of not being a designer. I will be able to have my site up and running over this coming weekend!
Glad it was helpful!
@@JesseShowalter Indeed 😎😊
Should I experiment building my own website? I have a very specific thing on my mind but I'm not into coding, more like front end stuff. This is totally a game changer for those who dream of the visual aspect of a website but don't know programming like me. 😅❤😊
I tried it with a customer website and it's amazing. To be fair i tried it now (3 months later)
I’m conflicted about using AI. It just doesn’t feel like I’m doing the design work. Feel like a monkey pressing buttons. I like designing things myself, but it takes so much time and can be mentally exhausting. Not that I’m complaining, it’s just frustrating when there’s only so much you can do in a day because you run out of steam and your brain just stops working.😊 I don’t really want to use AI, but I’m worried that I’ll get left behind as everyone hops on the AI bandwagon: “What? It takes you a month to ship a site? The other guy can do that in an hour!” Anyone else have this problem?
PS: @JesseShowalter are you back in Hawai’i l?
Yeah get over that or get left behind. I was like that about offshore labor and I went all in on that is 2006. What you bring to the table is your expertise, taste and marketing experience. That said the idea you could build this and deliver an effective marketing piece in one hour is bull. But no doubt this is good for smart freelancers and agencies. Tools like this add value to you and you create the value for the customer.
I think you might be missing the bigger picture. You say you love to design but run out of steam during the day. Well, Relume speeds up the process of doing the grunt work and gives you more time to the final design which is the fun part. Give it a try. I did and it's a blast how fast it is.
TIME!…is the key here…Eric Hoffer said, “In times of change the learners will inherit the Earth, while the learned remain beautifully equipped for a world, that no longer exists“… don’t remain beautifully equipped!…
If you have Relume and Webflow, why is Figma necessary?
Ululani's Shaved Ice!! BEST shaved ice ever. I'm a Maui native, Maui based Product Designer, and I've yet to find a shaved ice better than Ululani's!
Relume looks amazing, and will have to give a try.
This is fantastic. Webflow & Relume are releasing so fast it’s hard to keep up.
Thanks for this video, absolutely game changing to see someone explain these features that are just icing on the cake.
you are my inspiration , i wish to be you student , God bless you.
I'm a no stack, no code, no website, no client, no idea business owner launching in 2024, and this looks great.
I am right now having some designers put together a quote for my new website for myself. If this is really this easy, why couldn't I design my own site using this. it looks like i don't need to do any code. I will try this after the video and report back. this really looks awesome and the speed blows me away.
Perhaps I missed it, but where did you get some of those elements that you added into the background? I would love to know where I could either get or generate random elements.
I created them
So what exactly is the benefits to this over the likes of WIX? Is it just that you have more control if you want it?
So you have to apply the color and font styles twice? Once in Figma and then again in Webflow. Why not just go straight to Webflow and apply the branding there and as you iterate, you can share that with the client. It seems to me there is no need for Figma here at all or what am I missing?
dammn fool there are two methods to do that mf
he explained that lol
Looks impressive. What’s the cost for all the different programs needed?
Absolutely awesome maaaaaaaaaaaaaaan, thanks a bunch
I love this! I just started working with Relume a couple of weeks ago and it's been an incredible experience. It allows me to focus more on the final design and speeding the mapping and wireframing process. Thanks for sharing another great video.
Wake up... then your client ask. Please implement a button click that commands a new order.
You're toasted, guys.... learn to program instead of this.
It is good for a starting point or even for the one deal. But, it does mean, we designers need to re-think our sales strategy and comms process with clients.
thnx for the video, reminded me other builder mobirise AI, though it is still in development
You just changed the game for me ❤️‼️
You had me on the first site but then it becomes complicated again. Wish there was simple ways to get to the design part.
Pricing down means a downward spiral! No one wins!
It will only be a matter of time
Fast and not good. That's what the future needs
What about the code of website like HTML, CSS and JS?
What and where is the backend?
So what is your best way to go from Webflow to installing the theme in your WordPress site?
It's called: coding
Can you copy and paste the whole adjusted style guide from figma to webflow? This would be such a time saver.
Absolutely awesome content Phil. I tried this platform as soon as I had watched this video and it lived up to everything you outlined. So easy and versatile. Brilliant!
Hello Jesse, Thank you so much for this video. I liked it. I have a couple of questions for you and I would love if you can answer me in detail.
I am someone who has no experience in coding, designing, and development. I am someone who has done SEO on WordPress websites only. Even on that platform I never had any development experience. So my questions are.
1. Is this video for someone who has zero experience in coding, designing and development?
2. I am not sure if you were using the free versions of Webflow and Relume, as you just showed us developing 1 page. Considering if I want to start my agency I have to purchase both of these tools?
3. Lastly, if I am purchasing Relume, do I still have to purchase Figma or can I work over free version?
The Reason to ask you is that I am from a third-world country where a Dollar costs around Rs. 280. I want to start my agency but I have a very limited budget. Please help me with this. Please Be Honest. Your expert advice will help me in making decisions. Thanks
Great video! Do you recommend doing Relume to Webflow over Figma to Webflow? Is there a way to use both? I would hate to do all that styling over again.
I have a question. because Relume costs money to use properly. For example, after you create the website and publish it, can I cancel the subscription and keep the website running without having to continue subscribing to Relume?
Yes, you can.
Is there a viable workflow to use this with penpot?
how do the sites search well on Google? SEO work well like Wordpress?
hey these tools are great, and I used to hate no-code (especially wordpress). how much does these tools would cost to put online a website ? as I am currently working on a project I was going with hostinger for a low budget but I am sort of attracted to these now 😂
awesome video!!!! The whole styling thing is just not for me so my question, does either webflow or Figma have themes (similar to wordpress) and if so do you happen to have a video explaining how I can create the wireframe and connected it to a premade theme? Yes, I know I can google it but when I am learning new things, I like to pick one source so congrats on being my one source LOL - Great video and thanks again!
So once your website is built and your happy... how do you 1) export this to your own domain and hosting service provider and onto what ? Do you place over a preinstall of WordPress?
I know from personal experience that its very rare for clients to pay 5k for a website. Overall, there is no way they would pay 5k for a site created in 24 hours.
FALSE!
People will just say to do it in a day, wait 4, and charge them for 5... because people are all about being crappy for a buck.
Pricing race to the bottom will clear out the opportunities very soon after
Well of course not. It's just clickbait
false. i've had dozens of clients pay 5K up to 40K for one site. they wou'dve gladly paid more for a faster site too@@chrisstucker1813
@@whoismattkohnnah. He’s right on. I am a paid media manager at a marketing company that legit builds sites for clients. If they are paying 5k, you’d better be technically skilled because there will be issues
Amazing video! How is the process of selling the webpage look like after I finish the job in Webflow?
Peter McKinnon loves the intro music
How haven't i heard of the AI release for relume --> thanks for the awareness!
Anyone with a right mind please no website builder makes 3,000 an hr... He is making clickbait and this is why we report these types of UA-camrs...
Sure he is making 80,000 a day. This is why he makes youtube videos. 🤣🤣
Haha definitely a bit misleading, but I believe what he is trying to say is that as a web developer, you are able to charge 3000$ for website (which is not uncommon at all) and that now with AI it only takes about an hour of work to develop that site.
How long will take for real, average
@@gnentrepreneur depends, but web development can take days to weeks depending on how complex the project is.
No you're just uneducated. He's saying you can build a website in an hour which means you can charge $3000 to create one. Get it?
Is this applicable is I web host on Kinsta? And can I make further changes via Wordpress/Elementor?
sending design work too fast can also be bad for business depending how much you charge some will suspect they dont understand the value
Cool, you made a SaaS website for a Shaved Ice company.
Does the input field work? Is it really a full functional website?
This is seriously dopeee! Love it - huge time saver
This looks awesome! It would be really cool to see AI also be able to implement the design aspects one day too, if it was provided with a colour scheme, font styles, imagery etcetera.
Its already there...
Where?
@@hafizmuhammadtalhasiddique7432
It sure is already here 🔥
Awesome Tutorial mate!!
Resources for connecting finished Webflow to Django or other frameworks / backend - Possible Video Idea?
Great video, very clear. What would you use to upload/host? Weblow right?
Great tutorial. Amazing to know this is possible, now. Question: do you use the Figma to Webflow plugin to push the design to Webflow once you’re done designing in Figma?
P.S. Love the Sola Fide sign on the wall! Very cool! You reformed, per chance?
Why did you style it in relume, if you had to go in webflow and also manually style it there?
Cool soon there will be UA-cam AI. I just hit generate and get entertained by AI. No need to subscribe or follow any content creators anymore. Wohooo!
Can I bring the page built over to hostinger?
Do we need to send them a site map ?
Could you create a PBBG (persistent browser based game) with this? All text, but you could battle monsters/level up/collect gold and stuff? Monster gets stronger, etc?
Lol no. This is AI trash. Still gotta learn to code in order to do that
How is this better than a pre setup/reusable wordpress install with elementor, or useing wix? ( I dont know wix, possibly you can not download your sites, but besides that.)
genuine question, how does this save any time agaist using any drag and drop website builder with templates?
btw no hate at all, great video, overall, good style and presentation, fast..
Insane. Thank you.
hi good morning
how can i use relume to copy an entire website and make some changes where i see fit ?
This is amazing! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Why does Figma not generate my Relume AI-created site? I am lucky to see a hero section rendered on Figma but not the rest.
export option only for figma and webflow? no other tools?
Great Video! So now will you use Wix Studio or Webflow to build sites?
Can we do Same method with Framer instead of Webflow ??
This is a game changer. Thanks for sharing.
Mind blown
how much do we pay to access this tools
Now way to move the existing design work in Figma to Webflow? Theres gotta be a way no?
yeah i have the thought too,can go strght to webflow right?
are those images of shaved ice AI generated too?
This looks cool! Anything like this for Wordpress??? I'm not a webflow guy. Thanks!
Can we push that somehow to Shopify?
is it possible to integrate this with backend like SQL database in order to show products or ML to suggest some products based on customer input? Nice video btw!
Will It Generate A Code After We Design The Web Page ??
Does this allow you to "prototype" in Figma and will it transfer to webflow?
I am having a hard time selecting a component, frame, or auto layout in the "prototype" section and "navigating to" another frame on "click" option; The drop-down is consistently blacked out or puts an "X" to any other component, frame, or auto layout. Does anyone have a fix or understanding?
Figma says I couldn’t preview the website because it needed at least one frame. I’m new to Figma. I know how to create a frame and put over the imported Relume wireframe but it just previews the whole wireframe like a big giant screenshot. Not sure if I have to frame every single section and every single component inside each section. Kindda tedious if that’s how it works. 😕
This is insane wow
You code a full website in 30 s wow with A I fully working make a Facebook clone in 1 minute 😮
BRO!!! Where has this video been hiding? Just what I needed. Thanks for sharing this. Continued success!
These kind of AI helpers softwares are doing a super minimal job in providing you with layouts. It's not that hard to understand few words like "landing page, about page, shop," and provide you some templates that they already have. If everybody is start doing these they will all look the same. And again there will be a need to do things differentely.
@JesseShowalter this is great content. Can you refer me to someone who I could hire to execute on what you outlined in the video to build a website for my solar company? TIA
Does this generate the code or just the design? I am now curious on what how to setup the backend for the contact section or auth.
Not sure if this makes me excited or sick
This is Gold! 🤩
laughed so much when you said "what is this dark web design" 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Does relume also work for creating community or social media type websites?