Used Webflow AI to build a directory for local wellness experiences
From energy healing to psychedelics, Setspire connects you with experiences to strengthen your mind, body and soul. Built with Webflow's AI Assistant.
I tried out the Webflow AI Assistant while building my site, and it turned out to be a really useful add-on. Instead of bouncing between different tools for copywriting, layout ideas, or small tweaks, I could just ask the AI directly inside Webflow. It suggested headlines, reworked sections of text, and even helped me refine the structure of a few pages without breaking my flow.
The best part was how seamlessly it fit into the build process. I didn’t have to switch contexts or lose time figuring out design details—the AI handled the heavy lifting of “first drafts” so I could focus on refining. It’s not perfect (sometimes the ideas need a little editing), but it’s a solid time-saver and makes the whole process a lot less daunting if you’re working solo.
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8 weeks
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intermediate
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Nice work! Did you wire categories/filters via CMS Collections or custom logic?
Also... curious, where did Webflow AI actually make a big difference for Setspire and were there any tasks you ended up going back to doing manually? If you could do this whole process again next week, what's something you'd still prefer to handle yourself?
Any prompts you used that helped in the process you want to share?
Thanks! I used CMS collections, but there was a lot of work behind the scenes between Zapier and Airtable to format the data, making live CMS updates by the user possible.
I used Webflow AI mostly as a guide and quick problem solving. Did most of the work manually. I’m sure it’ll get more and more helpful though.
In general I love webflow, as a designer who loves to build and not rely on engineers. So definitely would still use it.