How Xano, Wized, and Webflow Transformed My Web Development Process

As a web developer, I'm always seeking tools that improve efficiency without sacrificing quality. Discovering Xano, Wized, and Webflow has truly transformed my workflow. Here's how.

The Problem: Balancing Speed and Features

Before this stack, I spent weeks coding backends, managing APIs, and designing frontends. The process was slow, especially when clients requested changes that affected everything.

I needed tools to:

• Build robust backends quickly
• Easily link backend functionality to frontend design
• Create beautiful, responsive sites without wrestling with CSS

Then I found Xano, Wized, and Webflow.

Xano: Simplifying the Backend

Xano's "serverless backend" lets me create complex databases and APIs in hours, not days. Its automatic API generation and easy-to-use database design interface saved me tons of time on a recent e-commerce project.

Wized: Connecting Backend and Frontend

Wized bridges Xano and Webflow, allowing me to integrate Xano APIs into Webflow without writing JavaScript. I built a user dashboard displaying data like subscription history and user information with ease.

Webflow: Visual Design with Power

I've always liked Webflow for its visual design capabilities, but integrating it with Xano and Wized unlocked new possibilities. For the same e-commerce project, I created a dynamic, responsive product catalog effortlessly.

How It Works My workflow became simple:

1. Set up data and APIs in Xano
2. Design the frontend in Webflow
3. Use Wized to link Xano APIs with Webflow elements

Client changes that once required major backend and frontend updates now take minutes.

The Results: Faster Work, Happier Clients

Since using this stack:

• Development time dropped by 60%
• Clients are happier with faster updates
• I have more freedom to focus on design and user experience

Conclusion: A Game-Changing Stack

Xano, Wized, and Webflow have revolutionized my process, helping me take on more projects, deliver faster, and grow my career. If you're a developer, I highly recommend giving them a try.