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From potential tax policy shifts to the push for AI dominance, we’re entering a landscape where entrepreneurs, product developers, and creative agencies will need to adapt. Let’s break down what this means for businesses in the digital and web development space.

One of the biggest mistakes I see in AI-powered products is this: AI is the only feature. People take an AI model, wrap it in a simple interface, and call it a product. The result? A glorified ChatGPT in a box—something that feels more like a demo than an actual, useful tool.

If you own a small business and have a Webflow site, I need to implore you—get a CRM.

If you own a small business and built your own website, simplicity is your best friend.

Whether you’re a founder, a product owner, or an agency, understanding these challenges will help set you up for success.

The digital space is undergoing a seismic shift, and if you're a designer or developer, you've probably felt the tremors. Over the last five years, we've seen an explosion of tools that make it easier to design, collaborate, and build meaningful digital products.

Mover Creative is launching Mover Labs in 2025—a dedicated space for internal innovation and experimentation. Focused on rapid development, we aim to deploy a new micro-app every week, honing our processes and pushing the boundaries of efficiency. These projects will help us perfect workflows, foster team collaboration, and showcase our capabilities.

Webflow Conference just wrapped up, and the company dropped some seriously game-changing updates to the platform. Whether you’re a designer, developer, or business owner, these new features will elevate your web projects to a whole new level. Let’s break down the most significant updates that will be rolled out throughout the year, from built-in analytics to AI-powered design tools, all designed to streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and push Webflow ahead of the competition. Here's what you need to know about what’s coming next!

Your website might be costing you customers without you even realizing it. In this post, we break down the five biggest ways a bad website could be sabotaging your business—from slow load times and poor mobile responsiveness to cluttered design and weak calls to action. If your site isn’t pulling its weight, you’re leaving money on the table. Read on to discover how to turn your digital presence around and start turning visitors into leads.