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Mobile first is reality, and many of us are dependent of great SEO. Accelerated Mobile Pages seem to be increasingly prioritised in Google mobile results. There's currently no easy way to create AMP-compatible pages from Webflow, while there's better support for this in e.g. Wordpress.
Unfortunately Webflow and AMP have somewhat diverse goals (Great design & brand expression vs. speed and text content), but in the best of worlds, Webflow would add an option to have standard or AMPed mobile pages with semi-automatic, graceful degradation.
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Im thinking to switch my website to https://ampwebsitebuilder.com/ and left webflow.
Well, I was about to switch my clients website to Webflow and now, well I'm not... 2020 and no AMP support when almost all the competition have it integrated is no good. And zero feedback from the company doesn't give me much faith. Hope it will change in the future.
How is it 2020 and this isn't possible? Basically every other platform has an integration.
I hope AMP support in Webflow will be a reality soon.
This is extremely important for the present day. In the company I work for we are increasingly using Webflow and we realize that even applying good practices to improve performance such as: Cache utilization, File compression, Lazyload of images. This is no suffice for a good mobile experience. Equiepe Webflow look at this.
AMP is also getting picked up for desktop URLs, we need this quick
Any update from @webflow?
With Google now fully committed to mobile-first indexing, I hope this gets more upvotes and moves into the roadmap :)
Yes, this will be very crucial to rank in Google.
Maybe you can try here: https://www.ampproject.org/docs/fundamentals/converting
Found this too while searching, has anyone used it?
Hi everyone,
StoryChief now supports Webflow. This means that you can easily create articles and publish them directly on your websites. We even have native AMP support!
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need it
Supporting AMP would put a lot of constraints on the Designer. I think it might be better to make a feature to audit the "ampiness" of a site, with specific recommendations
One main constraint that isn't compatible with the designer's full style control:
> Size all resources statically
> External resources such as images, ads or iframes must state their size in the HTML so that AMP can determine each element’s size and position before resources are downloaded. AMP loads the layout of the page without waiting for any resources to download.
> AMP uncouples document layout from resource layout. Only one HTTP request is needed to layout the entire doc (+fonts). Since AMP is optimized to avoid expensive style recalculations and layouts in the browser, there won’t be any re-layout when resources load.
AMP is awesome but Webflow serves up websites very quickly. Lately AMP sites take a few seconds to load and its not fun waiting around.
This is absolutely necessary. It's not even a question of whether it should be done. The question is how fast should this be implemented.
I want this feature!!
Definitely an important feature. This feature not only improves SEO but it is the future for all websites. If it is something that is hard to implement for the entire website (static and dynamic) it should at least be implemented for dynamic pages.
Totally agreed! This is here to stay so it’s something that should be on the top of the priority list.
The ability to add AMP pages (on hosted webflow plans) is becoming more urgent.
Those in the knowhow and with SEO knowledge know how important this is, also news in that they are going to make it more widespread and supported.
https://www.engadget.com/2018/03/08/google-pushes-for-amp-based-technology-as-standard/