Responsive Breakpoints:
Webflow makes it easy to create responsive designs. You can define styles for different breakpoints (like mobile and tablet), ensuring your website looks great on all devices. Styles cascade down from desktop to mobile, but not the other way around.
Publish and Preview Buttons:
The preview button lets you quickly test your site’s layout and functionality without publishing it. When you're ready, publish your site to a Webflow.io domain for deeper testing or live deployment.
That’s a quick overview of Webflow Designer. By understanding and using these tools effectively, you’ll be able to create fully responsive, visually stunning websites without writing a single line of code.
Bottom panel:
This is the page navigator that provides a tree-like structure that displays all elements on the page, allowing users to see how they are nested and organized. Beginners can use it to select and manage elements easily, especially when dealing with complex page layouts.
This basically should be the page structure.
Design Canvas:
The Design Canvas is the main workspace where users visually build and design their websites. Beginners should see it as their live, interactive preview of the website.
