Matt Vidal | Webflow Developer & Designer

My portfolio is live! I designed and developed a landing page in @webflow, animated with @greensock, and structured using @finsweet's Client-First to showcase my work. It's a simple, clean space that reflects both my design and development style. Since many of the best projects I’ve worked on are under NDA or done "white-label" in collaboration with other professionals and agencies, the links to current projects will be updated soon. The portfolio will continue to evolve as I add more projects, the goal is to keep it real and highlight work I’m truly proud of. Excited for what’s ahead as I keep refining my craft and delivering more value through my designs. [🔗 Link in the first comment]

@MaybeFlorent @framer Very happy birthday, mate!

Happy birthday to me and thank you everyone for always supporting my work. Gained a lot of followers this year and got to know some amazing people. Special thanks to @framer

@moshymercy @someselect my goodness! it's reaaaally good!!

bro is online at some.select and @someselect 🖤🖤🖤🫡

Becoming a @webflow Developer opened a career path I hadn’t fully imagined before. Yesterday I joined a live session with the Horizontes community (from Brazil 🇧🇷), led by @BrunoCorazza , where we talked about becoming a Webflow Developer and building an international career. Hearing the questions from people in the community made me remember when I was at the beginning of this path, trying to understand what was actually possible. What I’ve learned over time is that sometimes a tool can be the starting point for something much bigger. You begin by learning how to build websites, and little by little you realize that the skills you’re developing can connect you to opportunities far beyond where you started. For many people, Webflow can be more than just a tool to learn. It can be the doorway to a completely different professional path, especially if you’re willing to keep exploring where it might take you.

@0xhashlol @webflow Absolutely, I agree, my friend!

@mattvidal_dev @webflow This is the foundation of scalable design systems. Variables aren't just about convenience - they're about maintaining design consistency when teams grow. Same principle applies in code: constants over magic numbers, design tokens over hardcoded values.

Most design problems start appearing once a project needs to change. In my @webflow projects, one practice that consistently protects the structure is the heavy use of variables. Instead of hardcoding spacing, typography, or color values across dozens of elements, I define them once and let the system reference them everywhere else. What looks like a small setup decision at the beginning quickly becomes structural support as the project grows. Variables shift the mindset from styling pages to defining rules. When spacing scales, color adjustments, or typographic refinements inevitably happen, the change happens at the system level instead of through scattered manual fixes. The build stays coherent because the logic behind it remains centralized. Design tends to look static on the surface, but in practice it’s always evolving. And the projects that age well are usually the ones where the flexibility was designed into the foundation from the start.

@TylerNickerson I totally agree! Mastering the fundamentals is more important than ever.

To all the vibecoders out there, I’m begging you: CHECK👏YOUR👏WORK👏 And if you don’t know how to code yet, now is a good time to learn.

@ffmfedd @awwwards Huge congrats!!

🫂 Site of the Year on @awwwards is kinda big tbh🫡

@moshymercy Looking forwad to see this project live, bro 👀

Day 04 — 100 Days of Editorial Design – Project: Works Gallery Layout – Focus: Grid discipline, visual rhythm & typographic scale Powered by: @fastflowdesign

@designer_tanbir @fastflowdesign Huge thank you!!

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign Nice job

Day 03 — 100 Days of Editorial Design – Project: Paint & Coatings Company Hero Section – Focus: Visual softness, brand tone & typographic restraint Powered by: @fastflowdesign

@alvarostudio_ @fastflowdesign Thanks a lot, mate!

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign Super clean

@AkemyDesign @fastflowdesign Thank you, dude!

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign Beautiful layout!

@alvarostudio_ @fastflowdesign Thanks a lot, Alvaro!!

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign Top tier design

Day 02 — 100 Days of Editorial Design – Project: Portfolio Hero Section – Focus: Scale, contrast & typographic dominance Powered by: @fastflowdesign

@konrad_designs @fastflowdesign Many thanks, Konrad!!

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign Looks cool Matt!

@joaopaulots With your background, you’d be a partner at the very least.

Being a founder/designer in 2026 is like if I make a wrong move, I'm going to be working at Walmart.

@pinkeshdpatel @fastflowdesign Practicing structure through repetition.

@mattvidal_dev @fastflowdesign invoice layouts are weirdly hard to get right. curious how you're handling the data density without making it overwhelming

100 Days of Editorial Design — Day 01 - Project: Invoice Layout - Focus: Hierarchy & clarity Powered by: @fastflowdesign

@moshymercy Looking forward to seeing it live, bro! I’m proud of you! 🍷

nobody cares, but I've created a webdesign inspiration website and I'm launching it next month. that's it, thank you.