What would be a better setup for migrating our copywriter app from Bubble to Webflow, considering our requirements for saving user-generated content and potential limitations with Airtable's number of records?

Migrating your copywriter app from Bubble to Webflow can be a great decision, as Webflow offers a more flexible and designer-friendly environment for creating and managing your application. To set up a better migration, considering your requirements for saving user-generated content and potential limitations with Airtable's number of records, you can follow these steps:

1. Content Structure:
First, analyze your content structure and determine which elements are essential for your copywriter app. Map out the content types, relationships, and dependencies. Be sure to consider user-generated content and how it will be stored.

2. Database Design:
Webflow's native CMS is a robust database system that can handle various data types, including rich text, images, and custom fields. Take advantage of this by designing your database structure within Webflow's CMS. Identify the collections and fields needed to store user-generated content while keeping in mind the potential limitations of Airtable's record count.

3. Data Migration:
Export the existing data from Bubble and import it into Webflow's CMS. If you had been using Airtable in Bubble, you can export the Airtable tables and import them into Webflow as well. Utilize Webflow's CSV import tool or API integrations to streamline this process.

Since you mentioned the limitation of Airtable's record count, consider using pagination or load more functionality in your Webflow app to prevent hitting record count limits within Airtable.

4. User Authentication & Permissions:
Assess how user authentication and permissions were handled in Bubble and plan to implement the same in Webflow. Webflow allows you to create user registration and login functionality using Webflow's built-in authentication or third-party integrations like Firebase or MemberStack.

5. User-Generated Content Storage:
If you have a large volume of user-generated content that could potentially exceed Airtable's record limits, consider alternative approaches for storing that content, such as utilizing external storage solutions like Amazon S3 or cloud-based tools like Cloudinary or Firebase. You can store and manage the content URLs in your Webflow CMS, linking them to the respective users or pages.

6. Application Functionality:
Evaluate the features and functionality of your existing copywriter app in Bubble and plan how to recreate them in Webflow. Webflow provides a wide range of building blocks and interactions to create dynamic and interactive experiences. Leverage Webflow's visual development environment to recreate or even enhance the features of your current app.

7. Testing and Iteration:
Once you have migrated your app to Webflow, thoroughly test all the functionalities and workflows to ensure everything works as expected. Collect feedback from your users and iterate based on their input.

Remember, migrating from one platform to another requires careful planning and execution. It's essential to thoroughly test each step of the process to avoid any unforeseen issues. If needed, you can seek assistance from Webflow's support team or use their extensive documentation and forums to find solutions to specific challenges during the migration.