Hey team. I have a client that wants a microsite that looks like Supabase (https://supabase.com): It's a Series B b2b startup that's about to launch a new product that has the potential for significant traction.

From a visual perspective, they like the:

• scrolling social proof logos
• the subtle animations when hovering over cards
• the way the framework selector on the homepage works (hover / changes subhead text with animation)

From a functional perspective, they like the:

• near instant page loads (when navigating between products, to dev docs, etc)

I've also got them excited about AI-assisted hyper-personalization of all content types using the agent workflows I'm building for headless CMS like Sanity and Hygraph.

I'd love to get them on a Sanity.io + WebStudio deployment for the hyper-personalized content use case. WebStudio's Dynamic Pages and Resource mapping / variables are a great fit, but I haven't been able to find any analogs to a fast-growing b2b startup with a top-notch design that handles 30-50K visits/month and uses webstudio.

IF high-quality animations are coming soon, the design flourishes seen on Supabase can wait.

Question: In the team's opinion, is current version of WebStudio ready for this kind of customer?

More questions:

If I'm using CRM or referrer data to personalize a standard page on a SaaS site (e.g. home or /product) and only want to change the text of a few elements (e.g. the headlines/subheads and the testimonials shown), is there a way to do this with the CMS features with only URL paramaters / without generating a dynamic page with a unique page slug?

So it stays "https://sitename.com/product?prospect_name=X?company_name=Y OR /product?source=tik_tok?etc (rather than /product/tik_tok_campaignX)

Hey team,

I'm exploring combining an Airtable-like spreadsheet product for dynamic site pages with Ghost or WP for blog posts (and maybe media DB).

Are there any compelling reasons to choose one over the other at this stage?

Hey @John Siciliano :

First: Your course is fantastic. Radically accelerated my Webstudio learning curve + taught me some fundamental design principles in the process.

The iterative learning stages you implemented were perfectly structured AND watching you correct your mistakes in real time helped me internalize the logic of token system and the WS UI.

Second: In the Desktop Nav build out (on the "Build Notion" module): you ran into an alignment issue with the "Download" menu and wondered if WS team would update it so the menu would auto-attach to the parent. As I cloned your steps, I ran into the same alignment issue...is there a fix I missed since the videos came out?

Third: Are there big updates coming to the course? (or a new course on CMS, etc?)

Can someone walk me through the Webflow copy and paste? Not seeing what to copy from Webflow UI and where to paste in WS UI?

Hey Webstudio Team! The CMS product looks (potentially) perfect for a use case I'm exploring. I have a question about it (as a marketer who doesn't code):

I'd like to combine the Airtable (or Notion) + Wordpress integrations to create a new"microsites" on the fly.

Specifically, the workflow I'd want is:

• when N new rows are added to the airtable base or Notion DB > create N new pages using the fields in the base > update header / nav with links to new / primary pages
• Publish N new posts pulled from wordpress to WS blog