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end of an era.
After 3.5 years, 1 million CMS items, a few chaotic rebrands, and more “quick syncs” than humanly necessary, I’m officially signing off.
But before I go, I made one last Webflow site — because obviously.
This is my (playfully coded) love letter to the Webflow community, teammates, and projects along the way. From spreadsheets that defied logic to Slack threads that deserved Emmys, thank you for making this era unforgettable.
To my Team
Thank you for being the kind of teammates who made this more than just work.
For every wild idea you said yes to, every late-night doc you helped shape, every time you chose curiosity over ego — I’m endlessly grateful. You taught me how to lead with heart,build with purpose, and laugh through the chaos.
I came to Webflow to grow a community. I left with one.
take a scroll down memory lane
Memories
Moments I Wish I Could Embed Forever
Never forget the metrics that matter
growth in confidence, chaos-tolerance, and community-love
Slack messages sent
community members engaged across platforms
From ideation to global takeover — launching WWW was pure magic (and several spreadsheets long). Every event felt like a celebration of and with our community
agency partners onboarded, hyped, and celebrated
community events supported, attended, or cheered on
times we mentioned “Tiny but Mighty”
Ryan Reynolds? What started as a ‘challenge’ issued during the Superbowl led to 1 all nighter, 2 new websites, 5+ hours of filming, and 22 expensed bags of Hugh Jackman’s coffee beans (sorry — it was worth it).
“quick syncs” that were anything but
studio office tours
livestreams
Building something from scratch with brilliant people and watching it take off? Not to mention, planning an entire summit in 8 weeks? No problem when you have Tracy, Sophia, Blaire, Meg and Team ♥️
team offsites planned, over-scheduled, and under-slept
pictures of Grimur left around Webflow HQ
acquisitions with some fantastic new teammates ♥️
You think you’re joining to talk GTM strategy… suddenly you’re unpacking your corporate horoscope, playing calendar tetris, and debating whether Taylor Swift is B2B or B2C
brand new partner program launched (and loved 🫶)
versions of the same deck rewritten the night before a keynote
attempts at getting Ryan Reynolds’ attention (I guess this is technically a 3rd?)
From traveling the world for 4 back to back Webflow Confs, to buying a TV in NYC at 11PM just in case the venue didn't have one — I'll never forget the miles traveled and the people I did that with.
twitter hack … *finger guns*
coffee spilled on my shirt… right before going on stage
career chapter I’ll always be proud of
times we said “We’re just getting started”
