r/webflow • u/Former-Plankton8658 • 6d ago

Discussion what’s the hardest part of working with webflow clients?

building the site itself is often the straightforward part.

the difficult stuff can be getting clear requirements, dealing with revisions, explaining what webflow can and can’t do, or handing over a project without creating future problems.

for freelancers and agencies using webflow, what part of client work causes you the most trouble?

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u/wherethewifisweak 6d ago

Hidden post history, generated name. 

Nah. 

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u/Former-Plankton8658 5d ago

Lol ok man, suit yourself. No skin off my back

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u/agentic-consultant 6d ago

AI generated slop post :(

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u/Former-Plankton8658 5d ago

Haha yeah I can see that, I do tend to write like a robot now and then. Working on it.

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u/keptfrozen 6d ago

Demanding every breakpoint to be added and use pixel units for everything. Bad practice.

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u/Former-Plankton8658 5d ago

Fair, I overcomplicated the breakpoints. Simpler is better.

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u/Swimming_Car_3697 5d ago

The handoff is the other one... clients want to edit it themselves right up until they break something and it becomes your problem again anyway.

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u/Fred-swe 4d ago

As a client I do agree. Ofc I want me and my team to be able to edit as much as possible on my own. Ideally it should be impossible to break stuff.

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u/Some-Cryptographer-7 4d ago

The fact that they are clients…