Having a perfect way of working is individual and differs from person to person, from company to company and in this article, we’ll cover how we at Broworks, organize, structure, and prepare our projects in Figma for development in Webflow. So, let’s dive into it!‍ There are a couple of…

There are many great tools out there to help you boost your website ranking, and a lot of different techniques, but Webflow is for sure one of the best. …

Some time ago, in Broworks Design Studio, we came across the term Design Sprint created by Jake Knapp, and started to get familiar with it. Design Sprint is a method of designing through several steps (or 5 days) that speeds up the process and gives more effective results. …

Webflow is promoted as a no-code tool to create websites, especially good for designers, but in reality, there are still a lot of things you need to know about coding and SEO to be able to create a well-performing website. …

Neo Brutalism This direction of brutalism looks like it came from old washed-out, printed advertisements in one color on colored paper. It is created by combining interesting and weird graphics, high-contrast colors, and sharp shadows combined with raw materials (as brutalism usually is). …

In this article, we’ll review basic things that you need to know before starting a project in Webflow. Packed with some tips and tricks. Webflow is growing and becoming one of the best no-code CMS platforms on the market. It helps us create websites way faster than we ever imagined…

Good user experience can bring many benefits to a company or the brand behind it. There are many ways to improve the user experience of a certain service or a product by building it for the real people who will use it. To produce something like that, the process requires…

There are so many tools used by designers, such as Sketch, Invision, and Adobe XD, but Figma is here to replace them all. The rapid growth of technology affects many areas and industries, and because of that, design is constantly evolving and changing. None of the tools mentioned above didn’t…

To start off, we’d like to tell you that there are some technical skills you’d need, and there are some skills that are more people-oriented. No, you don’t have to like people or be an extrovert, but you have to understand them. Also, we’d like to point out that all the skills mentioned here can be learned. There are courses, both paid and free, and we’ll link some of them in the blog, later on. Now, let’s start learning about being a UI designer!