Yar and Daniel revisit some of Webflow’s biggest feature releases that quietly disappeared.
They discuss what happened to Logic, Users, and eCommerce, why these features were discontinued, and how Webflow’s focus on AI might have influenced that decision.
They also highlight what has worked, such as apps, components, and variables, and how these updates have created new opportunities for designers and developers building for SaaS companies. The focus is on what truly matters for B2B SaaS teams that depend on Webflow for growth and performance.
Chapters:
(0:00) Intro and why this topic matters
(0:35) Hype versus reality in Webflow releases
(2:00) The rise and fall of Webflow Users
(3:45) Why Memberstack replaced Users for most teams
(5:15) Logic: Webflow’s answer to Zapier that never stuck
(7:00) What the cancellation says about Webflow’s priorities
(8:25) Where automations still fit in: Zapier, Make, and others
(10:05) The slow evolution of Webflow eCommerce
(12:40) Missed opportunity: a potential Webflow and Shopify partnership
(15:10) The Webflow apps ecosystem that finally took off
(17:20) Why apps, variables, and components succeeded
(19:00) How these tools now power SaaS focused workflows
(20:20) Closing thoughts and what to expect next
