To add product reviews to your Webflow store, you’ll need to use an external review platform since Webflow does not have built-in review functionality. Integration typically involves embedding a widget, adding custom code, or using third-party automation tools.
- Popular options include Loox, Judge.me, Yotpo, and Trustpilot.
- Select a platform that supports Webflow and offers an embedded review widget or an API.
- Many platforms provide a JavaScript snippet or an iframe to embed reviews.
- In Webflow, go to Ecommerce → Product template page and add an Embed element.
- Paste the review widget code provided by the service.
- Adjust styling through Webflow Designer or custom CSS.
- If the service integrates with Zapier, set up an automation to collect and display reviews in a CMS Collection.
- Example: When a review is added on Judge.me, Zapier can push it to a Webflow CMS Collection and display it dynamically.
4. Collect and Display Reviews
- Ensure customers submit reviews through the chosen platform.
- Use CMS Collection Lists in Webflow to display reviews dynamically if stored in Webflow CMS.
- Style the review section with rich text, star ratings, and user photos based on available data.
5. Test and Publish
- Preview the integration on your Webflow staging site.
- Check for responsiveness and design consistency across desktop and mobile.
- Once verified, publish your changes to your live store.
Summary
To add product reviews in Webflow, use a third-party platform like Loox, Judge.me, or Yotpo, then integrate it through embedded widgets or Zapier automation. Ensure reviews are displayed dynamically based on your Webflow CMS structure.