POD 60 - The Forgotten Webflow E-Commerce - with Rahul Miah

POD 60 - The Forgotten Webflow E-Commerce - with Rahul Miah

In this episode, I sit down with Rahul Miah, a designer and creative developer based in London. Rahul is a Webflow partner, part of the Webflow ACE program, and works at Fishfinger, an award-winning London creative studio. We start with Webflow e-commerce and why Shopify ends up being the default for almost every serious e-commerce project. From there, we get into the Webflow and Shopify integration world, headless solutions, and what the future might look like. We also talk about animation-heavy development, GSAP, Rive, building internal tools in Webflow, component props, and Rahul's own framework approach. Towards the end, Rahul shares that he is leaving agency life to go freelance — zero clients, zero plan, just going for it.

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Also mentioned:
Chris Skitch - POD 59 - Layoffs, Meetups and Community
Matt Evans - POD 53 - We're Harsh Because We Care
Bimo Tri - POD 44 - Webflow IX3 Is Great, But You Can...
Matthew Munger - POD 45 - This Might Be the Best Way to Lan...
Timothy Ricks - @timothyricks
Charlie Marie - @charlimarieTV
Charles Leclerc website - charlesleclerc.com
Liquiflow - liquiflow.app
Relume - relume.io
Rive - rive.app
Unicorn Studio - unicorn.studio

Timestamps:
00:00 Teaser
00:34 Webflow E-commerce: Limitations and Use Cases
02:56 The Journey into Web Design and Development
08:07 Webflow Shopify Integrations, Themes and Headless
13:01 How Far Can You Take Shopify Visually?
14:48 Future of Webflow E-commerce
18:59 The Balance of Regular and E-commerce Sites
19:55 Exploring Partner Programs: Webflow vs Shopify
23:14 Shopify Rides the AI Wave Well
23:56 Webflow MCP and AI Tools
28:37 Webflow Components and the UI
35:09 Community Sentiment and Future Predictions
37:43 Building Beautiful Things on the Internet
46:28 The Framework Question
51:23 Building a Design Library: Templates and Components
55:36 Advice for Aspiring Creatives: Start Making
57:00 The Importance of Patience in Design
01:01:24 Freelancing Journey: Embracing the Unknown
01:03:28 The Pressure of Portfolio Creation
01:06:25 The Weird Finnish Thing

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POD 63 - Webflow's Code First Future, and What It Means for Us - with Dan Foster

POD 63 - Webflow's Code First Future, and What It Means for Us - with Dan Foster

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POD 62 - The component library for Awwwards-level work - with Ilja van Eck

POD 62 - The component library for Awwwards-level work - with Ilja van Eck

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POD 61 - Building a Premium Webflow Agency Through Content and Partnerships - with Florian Bodelot

POD 61 - Building a Premium Webflow Agency Through Content and Partnerships - with Florian Bodelot

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