What Webflow account and site plan would be the most efficient for creating a UX Design portfolio with a few case studies and an about page, without any other sites on the account?

To create a UX Design portfolio with a few case studies and an about page on Webflow, you would need to choose the appropriate account and site plan. Here are the most efficient options for you:

1. Webflow Lite Account:

• The Webflow Lite account is the most cost-effective option for creating a single site with a few pages.
• With the Lite account, you will have access to all the essential features needed to create a portfolio, such as site hosting, basic SEO settings, and access to the Easy Editor.
• This plan is suitable for individual freelancers or professionals who want to showcase their work without the need for advanced features or multiple sites.

1. Webflow CMS Account:

• If you want to build a portfolio with case studies that require frequent updates, a Webflow CMS account will be the most suitable option.
• The CMS account provides access to the Webflow CMS (Content Management System), which allows you to manage and update your content easily.
• With the CMS plan, you can create dynamic collections for your case studies, add new projects, modify existing ones, and maintain a consistent layout for all your portfolio items.
• This plan is highly recommended for UX Designers who need to regularly update their portfolio with new case studies and content.

1. Webflow Account with Hosting Add-on:

• If you already have a Webflow account and only need hosting for a single site, you can opt for the hosting add-on instead of upgrading your account or purchasing a new plan.
• The hosting add-on allows you to publish and host your site on a custom domain, making it accessible to the public.
• This option is suitable for users who have a different plan but want to create a separate portfolio site without any additional features or sites.

In conclusion, the most efficient Webflow plan for creating a UX Design portfolio with a few case studies and an about page, without any other sites on the account, would be either the Webflow Lite account or the Webflow CMS account, depending on your specific needs.

Additional Questions:

1. What is the difference between Webflow Lite and Webflow CMS account?
2. Can I switch from a Webflow Lite account to a Webflow CMS account later?
3. Are there any limitations on the number of pages or case studies I can have with a Webflow account?