Has anyone used an iPad Pro for working with Webflow, and if so, how was the experience?

Yes, many people have used an iPad Pro for working with Webflow. The experience can vary depending on the specific model of the iPad Pro, as well as the web design and development tasks you plan to perform.

In general, using an iPad Pro for basic web design tasks in Webflow can be a pleasant experience. The iPad Pro's large and high-resolution display provides ample room for visualizing and editing your website designs. The touch input on the iPad Pro is also well-suited for interacting with the Webflow interface, such as dragging and dropping elements or adjusting settings using on-screen controls.

Additionally, the iPad Pro's portability allows you to work on your Webflow projects from anywhere, which can be convenient for designers or developers who are frequently on the move.

However, it's important to note that the iPad Pro might not be as powerful as a desktop or laptop computer, especially when it comes to more resource-intensive tasks. While Webflow's Designer interface works well on the iPad Pro, you may face limitations when running demanding interactions or complex code in the Webflow Editor or Designer. It's always best to check Webflow's system requirements and limitations to ensure your specific needs can be met on the iPad Pro.

Another consideration is the availability of certain browser extensions or third-party tools that you might rely on for your web design workflow. While the iPad Pro does support various apps and extensions, it's possible that not all the tools you're accustomed to using on a desktop or laptop are available or have the same level of functionality on the iPadOS.

Lastly, it's worth mentioning that Webflow has a responsive design, which means that you need to test your designs and layouts on different devices and screen sizes. While the iPad Pro can be one of the devices you test on, it's essential to also test on other devices and browsers to ensure your website looks and functions as intended across the board.

In conclusion, using an iPad Pro for working with Webflow can be a productive and enjoyable experience, particularly for lighter web design tasks and when paired with a compatible keyboard and stylus. However, it's important to consider the potential limitations in terms of processing power, compatibility with certain tools, and the need for comprehensive testing on various devices.