Can a collaborator in Webflow have access to the designer area like an admin, or are they limited to the editor? And can there be multiple admins in Webflow?

In Webflow, collaborators can have different levels of access depending on their assigned roles. By default, collaborators are typically limited to the Editor role, which allows them to make content changes on specific domains and collections but not access the Designer area. The Editor role is ideal for clients or team members who need to make updates without having full design control.

However, if you want to provide a collaborator with access to the designer area, you can assign them the Designer role. This role gives them more comprehensive access to the project, including the ability to modify design elements, layouts, and stylesheets. The Designer role is well-suited for teammates or colleagues involved in the design process, as it allows them to make changes beyond content updates.

Additionally, Webflow does support multiple admins. By default, the project owner is the admin, but it's possible to add multiple admins to the project. Admins have full access to all aspects of the project, including the Designer area, site settings, billing information, and team management. Multiple admin accounts can be useful for maintaining and managing projects collaboratively, especially in larger teams or agencies where different individuals have different responsibilities.

Overall, Webflow offers flexibility in assigning roles and permissions to collaborators, allowing you to control and manage access based on specific project requirements and team dynamics.