Summary of Building with Logic beta on Webflow

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00:00:00 - 01:00:00

The video demonstrates how to use the beta version of Webflow's Logic software to create forms and connect them to other applications. The team plans to continue developing Logic to make it more useful and integrated with Webflow's core capabilities.

00:00:00 This live stream is dedicated to all things Logic, with a focus on how to use it to create user interfaces and flows. Along the way, a live demo is given of how to use Logic, and a sneak peak is given of the upcoming product roadmap for Logic. Finally, the live stream is open for questions and answers from the community.
00:05:00 Logic is a new capability for webflow that allows users to create more complex and interactive websites with less reliance on third-party tools. Beta version of Logic is available now, and the team plans to continue developing Logic to make it more useful and integrated with webflow's core capabilities.
00:10:00 In this video, Star demonstrates the beta release of Webflow, which is designed to be intuitive and easy to use. Star explains that Webflow is betting on three focus areas: having a seamless flow building experience, having the same webflow look and feel, and being easy to learn and edit. Chris will do a more in-depth walkthrough later.
00:15:00 Chris demonstrates how to use webflow logic to collect leads and publish user-generated content to a CMS.
00:20:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to connect a contact form on their website to their email marketing service, HubSpot, so that when the form is submitted, the information will flow to HubSpot and the email marketing flow can be kicked off.
00:25:00 This video shows how to set up a webflow project to build a simple JSON application with content type and value set to "Json" and body set to the Json content from the form. The test demonstrates that the content is sent to HubSpot and the fields from the form are used to populate the variables in the block. If the number of employees is over 1000, an email is sent to a team member.
00:30:00 In this video, the creator explains how they created a flow that sends an email to the team when a new submission is made. The conditional rule used to determine whether the employee count is greater than 1000 was also introduced.
00:35:00 Building with Logic beta on Webflow allows users to create custom flows to manage different parts of their website. This video demonstrates how to connect a form to a testimony collection, and then use conditional rules to approve and publish reviews.
00:40:00 In this video, Chris demonstrates how to use Webflow to create a simple website. He shows how to create a form, connect it to the flow, and add fields from the form submission. He then shows how to test the website and publish it.
00:45:00 Chris and Jing discuss upcoming improvements to the Logic builder, as well as the Foundation of the tool. They share some exciting upcoming features, such as publishing experiences and integrations with other platforms. They also mention that more users are welcome to join the beta.
00:50:00 Logic is a software application that offers a variety of triggers, including form triggers. Webflow users can use Logic to create templates that can be shared in the Logic marketplace.
00:55:00 Webflow's Logic beta is still available to anyone, regardless of account type. The team is planning to add new triggers, actions, and utilities in the near future to make it easier to connect to external platforms.

01:00:00 - 01:05:00

Webflow is releasing a new product called "Logic beta" which allows users to build webpages and websites more easily. The product has a limit of 50 blocks for a user in a flow, and other users cannot see third-party API keys that are added to a flow. When a user is added to a flow and then removed, they will still appear in the list of collaborators that the creator can select from.