Webflow primarily focuses on building responsive websites rather than native mobile applications. While you can create web applications using Webflow, it’s not specifically designed for building mobile apps for iOS or Android platforms.
However, you can use Webflow to design and develop progressive web apps (PWAs), which are web applications that offer app-like experiences on mobile devices. PWAs utilize modern web technologies to provide features such as offline access, push notifications, and home screen installation, making them feel like native apps while still being web-based.
To build a mobile app using Webflow, you would typically design the user interface and user experience in Webflow’s visual designer, then export the code and integrate it with a mobile app development framework or platform such as React Native or Ionic. This approach allows you to leverage Webflow’s design capabilities while using native development tools to build the app’s functionality and deploy it to app stores.
