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Some of you have already launched your dream app in 2024 or are still perfecting that genius idea for 2025, but remember that it’s progress, not perfection, that matters most. But every step you’ve taken brings you closer to something incredible. For example, this year we’ve: 🎉 Launched a brand-new website (finally, right?) 🚀 Rolled out Natively 2.0 on Flutter making app building smoother and more powerful than ever 💡 Secured a Google for Startups grant (cheers to big ideas and even bigger support!) 🤝 Welcomed Anastasia A. and Dmytro Kvyk to the team, making us smarter, stronger, and just a bit cooler Our team hopes you will give yourself the gift of reflection this New Year's Eve. Celebrate your wins — big or small. Dream a little bigger for 2025. And most importantly, recharge because the world needs your ideas. Happy New Year, everyone! #MobileApp #MobileAppBuilding #NewYear2025 #Natively

From all of us at Natively: Happy Holidays and a very Merry Christmas! 🎁 We just wanted to say a huge thank you to all the dreamers, builders, and innovators who made this year so exciting. You’ve turned ideas into apps, solved problems we didn’t know we had, and reminded us why we love being part of the mobile app creation process. We’re here, cheering you on, every step of the way. 👇 We wish you: 🎁 Apps that don’t crash under pressure (unlike your holiday diet) 🎁 Big ideas, small bugs, and smooth launches 🎁 Plenty of mobile app inspiration for 2025 What’s one thing you ask Santa this year for? #HappyHolidays #NoCode #DreamBig #Natively

If SEO is a top priority for your app or website (and let’s be honest, it should be), choosing the right tool matters. Both Webflow and Framer offer solid SEO capabilities, but here’s the deal: Webflow takes the crown for advanced SEO. Why? Clean, well-structured code for faster loading speeds and better Google rankings. Webflow’s built-in tools for deep customization: schema markup, canonical tags, and more are top-notch. It also has the flexibility to fine-tune every page for ultimate optimization. Framer, on the other hand, is great for basic SEO and quick analytics because of its built-in GDPR-compliant analytics (based on GA4) and easy custom code insertion for simple SEO tweaks. So, if your focus is high-performing, SEO-optimized sites, Webflow is your go-to. Framer is better for straightforward projects that need speed and simplicity. Read more about Webflow and Framer in this blogpost: https://lnkd.in/dEV47PUa Pro tip: For businesses or app creators, SEO can make or break your reach, so don’t underestimate its impact when choosing your platform. Which tool do you rely on for SEO? #NoCode #Webflow #Framer #SEO #Natively

Guess what the minimalist’s dream for quick websites is? Let’s talk about Framer, a tool that feels like Figma’s stylish sibling but is built for creating simple, modern websites. Fast and Simple MVPs: Non-technical founders or small teams, this one’s for you. Framer is easy to learn, especially if you’re already comfortable with design tools. Beginner-Friendly Animations: Framer simplifies animation setup so even newbies can add movement to their designs. Basic Built-In Analytics: No need for heavy integrations — Framer’s GA4-based analytics has you covered (and it’s GDPR-compliant). But let’s keep it real: Framer works best for straightforward, visually driven projects. When you need advanced CMS features, SEO flexibility, or a wider template library, other platforms, like Webflow, might still have the upper hand. That said, if your priority is speed, simplicity, and modern aesthetics, Framer might be the tool to help you launch your next idea faster than ever. Have you tried Framer? What’s your take on it? #Framer #WebDesign #Natively #Webflow

FlutterFlow Pricing: Is It Right for Your Project? Let’s talk numbers. When choosing an app builder, pricing is about the value you’re getting for what you need. Here’s how FlutterFlow stacks up: 👉 Free Plan: A great starting point with basic features to explore the platform. 👉 Pro Plan: At $70/month, you unlock advanced components, code export, and unlimited projects . The sweet spot for FlutterFlow is a standout option for native app development with its balance of cost, features, and flexibility. But it’s not one-size-fits-all. To know if FlutterFlow works for your project, ask yourself: 1️⃣ Do I need native app capabilities? 2️⃣ Am I looking for flexibility without diving too deep into code? 3️⃣ Can I leverage its Pro features to bring my idea to life? If yes, FlutterFlow might be the game-changer you’ve been searching for. If not, no worries; there are plenty of tools in the no-code/low-code space to explore. So, have you used FlutterFlow for your project? 🚀 #NoCode #LowCode #AppDevelopment #FlutterFlow #NativeApps #Natively

Flutter vs. FlutterFlow: Which One Fits Your App? Here’s the simplest way to think about it: 👉 Flutter is like an open canvas for developers who live and breathe code. It’s powerful, flexible, and perfect for creating high-performance apps with every detail customized. But it does mean rolling up your sleeves and working in Dart. 👉 FlutterFlow? It’s the shortcut many of us wish we had earlier — a no-code/low-code platform built on Flutter. It lets you visually drag, drop, and design apps without needing deep coding knowledge. Perfect for designers, small teams, or anyone who values speed and simplicity. With FlutterFlow, you’re still building production-ready apps without spending months in the weeds of coding. But if you want to go deeper, you can always access and tweak the underlying Flutter code. But it’s not just about speed or ease of use. It’s about who you are and what your app needs: 🔎 If you love full control and building from scratch, Flutter is your playground. 🔎 If you want a faster path to market with stunning visuals (and less stress), FlutterFlow might be your match. There’s no wrong choice — just the one that fits your goals better. 🚀 Tomorrow, we’ll talk about which projects FlutterFlow goes well with. Read more on FlutterFlow here: https://lnkd.in/e2WtuSb6 What’s your experience with these tools? Are you team Flutter or team FlutterFlow? #NoCode #LowCode #Flutter #FlutterFlow #AppDevelopment #Natively

CARRD, Inc. is a reliable go-to tool for quick, beautiful, and simple websites. But if your project starts growing or you need something more complex, you might eventually outgrow it. Why? It’s a one-page-only deal, which works for a lot of use cases but can feel limiting for bigger projects. While customization is solid, it’s less flexible than some advanced website builders. If you’re eyeing Pro features (custom domains, integrations), you’ll need to upgrade from the free plan. E-commerce? Not its thing. Carrd works for selling small things but isn’t built for full-scale online stores. Growth challenges: For businesses or projects that scale, Carrd might not keep up with increasing complexity. Read more about Carrd and its pricing here: https://lnkd.in/eiqtFRTe At Natively, we love exploring tools like this because they remind us that every tool has its sweet spot. Have you used Carrd for a project? #WebDesign #Carrd #Natively

Sometimes, you need a simple portfolio, an online resume, or a landing page for that new idea you’re launching that looks great and gets the job done. CARRD, Inc. is the tool to check out. We love it because it requires no coding, has customizable templates, and is mobile-friendly. Carrd proves you don’t need to overcomplicate things to create something stunning. It’s versatile, cost-effective, and so easy to use that anyone can bring their ideas to life. At Natively, Carrd fits right into our philosophy. Check our video on Carrd here: https://lnkd.in/dUYUpxcx Ever used Carrd? What did you create with it? Let’s hear your stories! 👇 #NoCode #WebDesign #Carrd #Natively

Big changes are coming to Bubble: Backend Workflows are getting a promotion! By mid-to-late December, they’ll move from their hidden spot in the settings menu to the main navigation. This change will make accessing one of Bubble’s key tools much easier. You won't have to dig around to find your workflows. In addition, Bubble is simplifying URL paths for better navigation. And the cherry on top: you don’t need to do a thing; Bubble is handling it all. What I love most is that the Bubble community is already buzzing with ideas to improve the platform, such as better API integration or customizable menus. It’s great to see how honest feedback shapes the platform. What’s the one feature you’d love to see next?

Building on Bubble? Then you need to know about Conditional Formatting — it’s how you take your app from "meh" to "whoa!" Vladyslav Dehtiarov, our developer at Natively, just dropped a super-useful guide on how to use this feature. It’s packed with tips to help you create forms that guide your users, personalize experiences, and keep users coming back. It’s about creating an app that feels dynamic and professional without writing a single line of code. 🔥 Pro tip: Even small changes can make a huge difference in how users feel about your app. What’s your favorite Conditional Formatting trick? 👇 #NoCode #Bubble #AppDesign #Natively