

Budapest Webflow Meetup #2: MCP Workflows & Custom Webflow Builds
🗣️ Language: Hungarian (the presentations and discussions will be held in Hungarian)
Join us for the second Budapest Webflow Meetup, an evening focused on MCP workflows, AI-assisted Webflow operations, and custom development beyond Webflow’s native capabilities.
As MCP becomes increasingly relevant to how AI tools interact with platforms like Webflow, the focus of this meetup will be on practical implementation: what MCP enables today, how it can be used in real Webflow workflows, and where APIs, automation tools, or custom development remain the better approach.
We’ll explore these areas through two technical sessions built around real workflows, implementation approaches, and practical lessons you can apply to your own projects.
Whether you're a Webflow developer, designer, technical marketer, founder, freelancer, or agency owner, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how MCP and custom development can extend what is possible with Webflow.
📅 Date: September 15, 2026
🕕 Time: 18:00–20:00
📍 Location: KAPTÁR Coworking (1065 Budapest, Révay köz 4.)
🗣️ Language: Hungarian
Speaker 1
István Zámbó
Co-Founder & Webflow Developer, Dare Studio
Topic: Webflow MCP in Practice: From Prompt to Published Page
Webflow MCP is changing what AI-assisted workflows can look like inside an actual Webflow project. Instead of stopping at content generation, AI can now work with CMS collections, items, page elements, and styles directly.
Using two real projects — a mockup store with hundreds of products and a film portfolio — István will show how Webflow MCP workflows perform in day-to-day use: where they can remove repetitive work, how far the current capabilities go, and what changes when these workflows are introduced into live projects.
Rather than a polished demo built around ideal conditions, the session will give a behind-the-scenes view of MCP in production, including the trade-offs, unexpected behavior, and practical lessons that only become visible once you start using it on real Webflow builds.
Topics include:
Webflow MCP fundamentals
Data API vs. Designer capabilities
CMS collection setup and bulk content operations
Efficiency gains and their limits
Safe workflows on live projects
Building repeatable, reusable workflows
Speaker 2
Péter Madácsi
Webflow Developer & Digital Architect
Topic: Pushing Webflow Beyond Its Limits
Not every project requirement fits neatly inside Webflow’s native functionality.
Drawing on six years of experience building and scaling digital products for Hungarian companies, Péter will show how he approaches custom Webflow development when standard platform capabilities are no longer enough.
The session will focus on the technical decisions behind more advanced implementations: when a workaround is sufficient, when custom code is the better option, and how to extend Webflow without creating unnecessary complexity or a setup that becomes difficult to maintain later.
Topics include:
Working around native Webflow limitations
Extending Webflow with custom scripts and code
Practical development techniques and workarounds
Deciding when custom development is actually necessary
Structuring custom functionality for long-term maintainability
Lessons from real-world Webflow implementations
About the Organizer
Skywwward is a Webflow Premium Partner agency working with SaaS, fintech, and technology companies on custom Webflow design and development, website migrations, integrations, automation, SEO/AEO, and other technically complex implementations.
With 100+ Webflow projects delivered, the team focuses on building websites that remain scalable, maintainable, and useful as the companies behind them grow.
The Budapest Webflow Meetup is organized by Skywwward as part of the Webflow Global Leaders Program, with the goal of bringing together the local Webflow community for practical knowledge sharing, technical discussions, and conversations around how Webflow is being used in real projects.
The event is free, but registration is required due to limited capacity.