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Cards sit in a row showing only their title. Click one and it widens to reveal its description; the others collapse back to title-only. One open at a time.

It works with a Collection List, so the card count follows your content. The JavaScript targets custom attributes rather than class names, so you can rename classes in the Designer without breaking it.

Free, with setup notes: https://www.memberstack.com/webflow/expandable-animated-card-slider

Webflow has shipped a lot of features in the last year. So I pulled together what I think is the full list as of June 2026.

• AI site builder: generate a full responsive site from a prompt
• Design / section generator: AI Assistant builds new sections using your existing styles
• Component canvas: Manage component variants on a dedicated canvas
• AI code components: describe it, get a React component (calculators, multi-step forms, galleries, etc.)
• MCP: connect external AI tools/agents to your site
• AI copywriting assistant: generate/refine copy inline, custom prompts
• CMS generation: generate Collection items with AI
• SEO / AEO:
  • Metadata generation
  • Automated alt text
  • Schema markup + auditing
• AI localization: translate static + dynamic content at scale
• Webflow Optimize: AI-driven personalization + conversion optimization

Which ones have you tried once and never opened again? Curious to see what's actually earning its place. Personally, the component canvas and MCP are the two I reach for most.

If you've ever had to update meta titles and descriptions across a whole site, you know the pain: open the page, click the settings gear, scroll to SEO, edit, save, repeat. Page by page. It adds up fast.

With TurboTag, a web app that pulls all your pages into one view so you can bulk edit your SEO metadata without ever leaving the dashboard.

No more hunting through the settings gear on every single page. You see everything at once, edit rapid-fire, and sync your changes straight back to Webflow.

Full walkthrough in the comments

A workflow for building components in Webflow without doing the layout structure by hand. You go from a design prompt to a pasted, responsive component with Client-First naming conventions.

What you need: a design system, Claude Design, and the Flowboard browser extension.

The flow:

Bring your design system into Claude Design. Claude pulls in your colors, fonts etc.

Prompt for whatever component you need — I used a bento feature grid, but this is the same for cards, feature sections, pricing layouts, etc. Tell Claude in the prompt to follow Client-First naming and the Flowboard & Claude Design guide.

Claude won't always show the HTML immediately. You have to explicitly prompt it to "expose the HTML and CSS in the chat." If you skip this, Flowboard has nothing to import.

In Flowboard, click Import to bring in the HTML, then copy the CSS from Claude's design files, paste it into the CSS field at the bottom of the extension, and head over to Webflow, open the expension again and hit Convert to Webflow.

Paste into Webflow. The structure comes in with properly named classes, but there's some cleanup regardless of what you built: images and icons don't carry over (add them manually with Webflow's image elements), delete any empty spacer divs Claude generated, and adjust the structure to your system.

Full walkthrough in the comments, about 11 min, it uses a bento grid as the example, but the process is the same for any component.

It's always nice when a project finally comes together.

Spent the last few weeks on a Webflow + Memberstack course template. I knew from the start I wanted to incorporate drip content and lesson progress tracking using Memberstack Data Tables, but I wasn't exactly sure how the wiring would work out.

After some back-and-forth with Claude, the code finally made sense and the template is done.

What's in it:

• Multi-course enrollment with three membership tiers
• Drip-locked lessons across modules (module 2 stays locked until module 1 is done)
• Member dashboard with continue card, day streak, and recent activity feed
• Lesson progress tracked across every course
• Save courses and lessons
• One CDN script that powers every page
• Course, lesson, and module detail pages all wired up

Link in the comments👇🏽

I built a thing. 🎉

For months I went looking for a simple way to add real-time messaging to a membership site and I mean DMs, group chats, voice notes, reactions, the stuff people already expect from WhatsApp. Everything I found was either enterprise-priced, a pain to set up, or had limited features.

So I built Midway.

It's drop-in messaging for Memberstack sites. One iframe, and your members can DM each other, start group rooms, send voice notes, react, reply, and see who's typing. It reads your existing Memberstack members, so people just chat as themselves.

And it won't wreck your budget!

We officially open signups on June 5. Until then I would genuinely love your questions, ideas, and honest feedback.

I set up a Slack (link in the comments)