Yes, you can view a list of updates or changes made by SEO people and content writers to a CMS hosted website on Webflow. To do this, you can leverage the built-in feature called "Collections" in Webflow.
Collections allow you to create and manage dynamic content on your CMS hosted website. Each collection item represents a web page or a piece of content, and you can assign fields to store different types of data for each item. When content writers or SEO professionals make changes or updates to these fields, you can easily track them.
To begin, you'll need to create a collection for the type of content you want to track changes for. For example, if you have a blog section, you can create a "Blog Posts" collection.
Once you have a collection set up, you can add specific fields to store relevant information that SEO people or content writers would update. These fields could include things like "Title," "Meta Description," "Keywords," "Publish Date," "Author," etc.
Now, whenever someone makes changes to these fields within a collection item, Webflow will automatically create a new version of that item in the collection. This version history allows you to track what was changed, when it was changed, and who made the changes.
To view the list of updates or changes made to a collection item, you can navigate to the collection in the Webflow Editor. Select the item you want to analyze, and inside the right sidebar, you'll find the option to view previous versions of the item. Clicking on this will show you a chronological list of versions, including details of the changes made to each version.
Additionally, Webflow allows you to restore previous versions if needed. So, if you want to revert to an earlier state or undo specific changes, you can do so easily through the version history.
By utilizing collections and tracking version history, you can effectively monitor and review the updates and changes made by SEO people and content writers on your CMS hosted website in Webflow.