The use case: how Dropbox deploys Webflow
Dropbox Sign moved its marketing website from an engineering-managed custom-coded build to Webflow Enterprise so the marketing and content teams could own and update the site without relying on developers. It also used Webflow's CMS to build a unified Resource Center and to carry out its rebrand from HelloSign.
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The Dropbox Sign team can now build web pages in one week or less instead of one month.
The Resource Center was completed under schedule in six weeks
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Over the last four years, Dropbox Sign has grown from a startup to a lever for growth and a significant part of the larger Dropbox vision. Webflow has enabled us to move fast, iterate, and scale so that we can meet our aggressive business goals and stay agile when our needs evolve.Other AI tools used by Dropbox
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With more efficient processes and the content team now owning their CMS, the Dropbox Sign team has cut down the number of tickets it assigns to developers by 67%.