Tracking change is 100% needed. We do not have the equivalent of commits in Webflow. If a mistake is made, it can be pretty disastrous until it gets caught and addressed.
I can't believe this isn't more requested. I find it really hard to track what modifications have been made, if any, by my client before I publish a new version. Considering the need to publish the whole site for a simple css/design adjustment, it's really hard to keep track on bigger websites. Also without options to fork or temporarely store modifications. Makes collaboration on a website really hard. It's a thing that makes me consider moving away from Webflow compared to other platforms.
Even a reduced or limited version of the Activity Log would already be incredibly useful on the other plans. Even when you're alone working on a site, it would be handy to see which changes were since the last publish (which may have been several days/weeks ago)
Ezekiel Rochat
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Tracking change is 100% needed. We do not have the equivalent of commits in Webflow. If a mistake is made, it can be pretty disastrous until it gets caught and addressed.
I can't believe this isn't more requested. I find it really hard to track what modifications have been made, if any, by my client before I publish a new version. Considering the need to publish the whole site for a simple css/design adjustment, it's really hard to keep track on bigger websites. Also without options to fork or temporarely store modifications. Makes collaboration on a website really hard. It's a thing that makes me consider moving away from Webflow compared to other platforms.
Even a reduced or limited version of the Activity Log would already be incredibly useful on the other plans. Even when you're alone working on a site, it would be handy to see which changes were since the last publish (which may have been several days/weeks ago)
GIVE IT TO THE PEOPLE!
Only 4 votes 😱😰 . Now I can happily downgrade the plan.