Enterprise customers can now customize the default domain of their sitemap.xml address to improve search engine indexing when connecting multiple sites via reverse proxy.

Today we’re giving Enterprise teams more power, control, and visibility with enhancements to page branching that improve the way your team collaborates on website updates.

As part of our continued work to make our CMS more scalable, we’ve made major performance improvements in the Editor for large websites.

All Webflow ecommerce plans now benefit from unlimited sales volume.

Introducing a number of small but impactful updates including color swatch support, search, and some user experience optimizations.

In preparation for Google’s sunsetting of Universal Analytics, we’ve made some updates to our Google Analytics integration.

Today we’re giving Enterprise teams more design control with the ability to use and create custom animations on branches.

Now people within multiple Workspaces can set a default Workspace in their account settings to specify which Workspace they want to see when opening the dashboard.

Introducing a slew of usability updates including easier access to variation controls, custom axes in Interactions, and quicker configuration of your variable fonts.

Now you have direct control to choose your Workspace profile URL, along with a new @{handle} format for more streamlined branding.

We heard your feedback — now you can bridge design, code, and dynamic data for even more flexibility and power.

Today we’re giving Enterprise teams more controls to cut through the noise and quickly find what they need in the Site Activity log.

New Designer keyboard and canvas shortcuts now available when wrapping an element in a div or link block.

Introducing new CSS viewport height and width units to provide more flexibility when designing websites for site visitors on mobile browsers.