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Webflow's code components feature enables developers to integrate React components directly into the Webflow Canvas, extending the platform's capabilities beyond traditional visual design. The feature allows importing React components from external codebases using DevLink, which designers can then configure through props and slots. Community developers are building diverse implementations including audio players with waveform visualizations, 3D particle systems using WebGL, and responsive charts powered by Chart.js. These components demonstrate patterns like slot-based compositions, external library integrations, reusable UI systems, and CMS-driven data visualizations, showing how React libraries can enhance Webflow sites with advanced interactivity and custom functionality.

How developers are building in Webflow with code components

Webflow’s blog shares tutorials for developers building websites and apps. It covers frontend tips, performance optimization, CMS structure and full-stack workflows, with examples and framework comparisons. Some design UI/UX sprinkled in too. 