Webflow & No-Code Glossary

Clear rather than complicated. The glossary for anyone who wants to understand Webflow, No-Code & Co. quickly — without technical language, but with substance.

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A/B testing

A/B testing improves website performance by creating and testing two versions of a page to determine the most effective version.

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24.09.2025
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API (Application Programming Interface)

An API is an interface that allows applications to communicate with each other and exchange data.

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11.07.2025
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Accessibility/web accessibility

Accessibility refers to adapting the design and development of websites to ensure that they can be easily used by people with different abilities, such as physical, visual, auditory, and cognitive disabilities.

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29.03.2025
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Automation

Automation in a web context refers to the use of technologies to simplify repetitive tasks in areas such as web development, marketing, and design.

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21.07.2025
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Browser compatibility

Browser compatibility refers to the fact that a website or web application can be properly displayed and run in different web browsers.

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29.03.2025
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CMS (content management system)

A content management system (CMS) is a software or platform that allows users to easily create, edit, organize, and publish digital content, such as text, images, videos, and other media.

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20.03.2025
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

CSS is a style sheet language that is used to design websites to define layout, colors, and fonts.

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07.04.2025
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Content Delivery Network (CDN)

A content delivery network is a network of servers that delivers content, such as images and videos, to users faster.

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09.04.2025
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Content strategy

Content strategy includes planning and creating content to achieve website goals and optimize user experience.

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07.04.2025
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Core Web Vitals

The Core Web Vitals are key figures that Google uses to measure the usability of websites. They affect load time, stability and interactivity — and are a central factor for SEO.

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19.09.2025
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Email marketing integration

Email marketing integration refers to the integration of email marketing tools into a website or application to manage and execute marketing campaigns.

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07.04.2025
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Flow chart

A flow chart (English: flowchart) is a graphical representation of processes, flows, or systems.

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07.04.2025
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Forms

Forms are interaction elements on websites that allow users to enter and submit information.

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07.04.2025
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Grid system

Grid systems are layout structures that are used to arrange content and elements on a website.

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07.04.2025
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Hosting

Hosting refers to the provision of servers and infrastructure that host websites and applications on the Internet.

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07.04.2025
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JavaScript

JavaScript is a widely used programming language that is used to create interactive features and dynamic content in websites.

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07.04.2025
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Jetboost

Jetboost provides a no-code service for Webflow users to implement dynamic filters, search, and other features on their sites.

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08.04.2025
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Kickoff meeting

A kick-off meeting is an informal meeting or conference that is held at the start of a project or initiative.

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07.04.2025
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Landing Page

A landing page is a specially designed page that is intended to entice visitors to take a specific action, such as signing up or making a purchase.

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29.03.2025
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Localization

Localization is the adaptation of products, services, software, or content to the cultural, language, and regional requirements of a target group or area.

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07.04.2025
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Low-code

Low-code refers to developing applications with minimal programming effort, using visual tools and pre-built modules.

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28.07.2025
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MVP - Minimum Viable Product

“MVP” stands for “Minimum Viable Product” and means something like “minimum marketable product.”

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07.04.2025
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No-Code

No-code refers to software and application development that does not require traditional coding. Instead, visual tools and automation are used to build applications.

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28.07.2025
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No-code platform

A no-code platform is a revolutionary development in software development that enables both technical and non-technical users to build applications and software solutions without the need for traditional programming.

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09.04.2025
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No-code tools

No-code tools are software platforms that enable users to build applications, automations, and digital solutions without extensive programming knowledge.

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09.04.2025
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Prototyping

Prototyping is the process of creating a model design of a website or application to review and test design concepts.

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07.04.2025
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RESTful API

A RESTful API is an interface that follows the principles of Representational State Transfer (REST) and uses HTTP methods to exchange data between systems.

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07.04.2025
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Responsive design

Responsive design refers to the ability of a website or application to automatically adapt to different screen sizes and devices to provide a consistent user experience.

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07.04.2025
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Responsive images

Responsive images are images that are configured to adapt to different screen sizes and devices to ensure optimal display.

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07.04.2025
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SEO (search engine optimization)

SEO refers to optimizing websites to be found better in search engines and generate more organic traffic.

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29.03.2025
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SEO meta tags

SEO meta tags are HTML tags that provide information to search engines to improve visibility in search results.

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07.04.2025
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SSL certificate

SSL certificates are security certificates that are used to encrypt data transfers between the website and users to ensure security.

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07.04.2025
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SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)

SVG is a format for scalable vector graphics that is used in websites to represent graphics and icons.

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07.04.2025
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Scalability

Scalability refers to the ability of a website or application to handle growing traffic and data.

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07.04.2025
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Schema markup

Schema markup is structured data that makes content machine-readable for search engines. They improve visibility through rich snippets and help AI systems interpret facts reliably.

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19.09.2025
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Site migration

Website migration is the process of moving a website from one environment, platform, or hosting provider to another.

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09.04.2025
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UX design

UX Design focuses on designing the user experience to ensure that users can easily and effectively interact with a website or application.

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09.04.2025
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User authentication

User authentication is the process of identifying a user to ensure that the person or account accessing a system, application, or online platform is actually who they claim to be.

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07.04.2025
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Web development

Web development refers to the process of creating and maintaining websites and applications on the Internet.

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07.04.2025
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Webflow

Webflow is a cloud-based web design and development platform that allows users to build responsive websites and web applications without extensive programming knowledge.

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28.07.2025
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Webflow CMS

The Webflow CMS is a content management system developed specifically for Webflow that enables users to create and manage content on their websites.

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29.03.2025
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Webfont

A web font is a font that is specifically designed for use on websites and web applications.

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07.04.2025
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Website interaction

Interaction refers to the ability for users to communicate with a website or application, such as by clicking, swiping, or filling out forms.

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07.04.2025
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Weglot

Multilingual websites with Weglot — automatic translation & easy integration

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28.06.2025
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What is a robots.txt?

The robots.txt is small but crucial: It tells search engines which pages on your website can be searched — and which not. If you use them specifically, you improve crawling efficiency and protect irrelevant or sensitive areas from unwanted access. Here you can find out how it works — and what you should consider from an SEO perspective.

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19.09.2025
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Wireframes

Wireframes are schematic, visual representations of websites, applications, or other digital products.

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07.04.2025
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Workflow automation

Workflow automation is the use of software tools and technologies to automatically perform repetitive, manual, and time-consuming tasks. The aim is to make work processes more efficient, faster and error-free and thus increase the productivity and competitiveness of a company.

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14.07.2025
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indexation

For content to appear in search results, it must be indexed. Indexing is the process by which search engines capture pages and add them to their database.

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19.09.2025
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llms.txt: guide file for AI crawlers

llms.txt is a simple text file at the root of your domain that gives Large Language Models (LLMs) instructions on how to use your content. It is not a replacement for robots.txt, but a supplementary “hint page” for AI crawling and citation. With clear fields such as contact, website, policy and purpose, you control how your content appears in answers from AI systems.

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24.09.2025
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web design

Web design is the design of websites, including layout, color schemes, graphics, and user interface.

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21.07.2025
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