Big Webflow updates just dropped, and we’re breaking them down. From native scroll and click maps to GSAP powered interactions, Ian and Yar dive into what’s changed, what it means for devs and designers, and how it impacts your CRO workflows.

The highlight? Webflow Interactions is now powered by GSAP, the industry standard JavaScript library for high performance animations. You now get full timeline controls, easing presets, and fine grain targeting options built right into the Webflow UI. It’s a game changer for motion design and dev handoff.

Noco also just became an official Webflow Enterprise Partner.

Ian shares what this means for complex, high traffic SaaS websites and how it strengthens Noco’s positioning.

Plus, a brutal takedown of Adobe’s shady cancellation policy, and a fast paced tour through the latest AI tooling updates.

Timestamps:
(0:00) Back from hiatus + Noco becomes Webflow Enterprise Partner
(1:20) Why Analyze is finally worth using
(3:10) Native scroll maps and click maps
(4:25) New Webflow role system
(6:00) Adobe’s insane cancellation fee rant
(7:20) GSAP Interactions now in Webflow
(10:40) Demo: timeline controls and ease settings
(13:30) Productivity gains with built-in GSAP
(14:50) Framer, Figma Sites, and the new competition
(15:50) AI tools like Opus Pro, ChatGPT, and Grok
(18:00) ChatGPT’s lock-in via cross thread memory
(19:30) Google’s sneaky AI power in Gmail and Workspace
(20:00) Final thoughts: it's Apple vs Android all over again

Read more about Webflow's latest updates here: https://webflow.com/updates