Advanced CMS Design

Manageability Matters

Overview
Crucial Design Principles
Know Your Limits, and Design with them in Mind
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Minimize Your Use of Multi-Refs
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Crucial Design Principles
CMS Relationships
202
Minimize Your Use of Collection Lists
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Minimize Your Use of Scripts
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Manageability Matters
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Design Approach
Design Approach
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Prototyping
402
Demo Project
Example Project - IMDB
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Phase 1 - Design
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Phase 2 - Prototyping
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Phase 3 - Build
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Review our Project Results
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Further refinements
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Resources
How to structure your Webflow CMS Collections
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The Xref Pattern for Two-Way References
902
Advanced
Webflow CMS Technical Deep Dive
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November 6, 2022
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Remember Your Client

Imagine you're building a car.

Your focus is probably on these things;

  • I want it to drive well
  • I want it to look great
  • I want it to be comfortable

But are these things also important to you?

  • I want it to last a long time
  • I want it to be easy & cost-effective to maintain
  • I want it to be fuel-efficient
  • I want it to be able to adapt to my future needs

Manageability Matters

Whether you're administering this site yourself, or you client is updating it through the Editor, you need to carefully consider how that process will work.

If you make it complex, confusing, and fragile, your client probably won't like what you've delivered.

And they might not like you much either.

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Answers to frequently asked questions.

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