VettedGaps has researched 6 problems people raise in r/frontend, each backed by real posts.
By category
Performance & Reliability: 2
UI/UX & Customization: 2
Integrations & API: 1
Permissions & Access Control: 1
Top problems
Webflow designers can't verify cookie banners actually block scripts(Permissions & Access Control · 3 pieces of evidence)
Frontend developers waste time re-debating component styles because designers ignore Story(UI/UX & Customization · 2 pieces of evidence)
Webflow solo builders waste time debugging auth and verification pipelines(Performance & Reliability · 4 pieces of evidence)
What people say
“I feel like there is a weird gap between having a cookie banner and actually knowing if the site is doing what it is supposed to do. You can click accept and reject and everything looks normal, but that does not really tell you what scripts are firing underneath.”
From r/frontend, on “Webflow designers can't verify cookie banners actually block scripts”
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