Ran Segall is a Full Stack Designer and Entrepreneur from Tel Aviv, Israel. His work has been featured in Forbes, FastCompany, life hacker, TAXI, and Tech Crunch.
One of the most impressive things about Ran, though, is how he prioritizes his time, so much to the point where he works less than 40 hours a week, while earning a substantial six-figure salary designing and developing websites. How does he do it?
In this video, Ran describes how he uses Webflow to work with clients. He gives us insight into his process and how he’s able to consistently deliver beautiful websites in a matter of hours.
We’ll cover Ran’s top three secrets on how you can use Webflow to your advantage when working with clients.
1. Reverse Engineer Projects
A great feature from Webflow is the Designer Showcase, where other designers publish their work for everyone to see. Since their websites are hosted by Webflow, users can get a firsthand look at how the sites were built. It’s almost like getting the Photoshop files from a designer whom you want to learn from.
With the Webflow Showcase, designers can dig into the process of other website designers, see how they executed the design, and take inspiration for future projects. It’s a great way to learn new tricks and create your own process.
