The use case: how Funsize deploys Webflow
Funsize, a digital experience design agency without a traditional development team, uses Webflow so its in-house designers can build client websites, prototypes, and design systems. It also used Webflow with custom code and Back4App to build an interactive podcast app and plans to rebuild its own website in it.
In the customer’s words
Because Webflow is accessible to people with little or no prior technical experience, we’ve grown our agency sustainably with the in-house designers we have, as opposed to relying on traditional developers.Other companies using Webflow
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- Nov 12, 2026
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- The figure: 2xChecked
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Drawn to the customizability of Webflow, Funsize’s teams are no longer bound by their design files, allowing them to extend their creativity to just about anything — and build web experiences twice as fast.