Where can I give my client designer rights in Webflow to allow them to implement smaller changes without needing to involve me?

In Webflow, you have the ability to grant your client designer rights so they can make smaller changes without having to involve you every time. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to give your client designer access:

1. Login to your Webflow account and open the project that you want to give your client access to.

2. Go to the Project Settings by clicking on the gear icon in the top-right corner of the Designer.

3. In the Project Settings, navigate to the "Collaboration" tab.

4. In the "Collaboration" tab, you will see a section called "Editors & Collaborators". Here, you can invite your client to become an Editor or a Designer.

5. To invite your client as a Designer, click on the "Invite Designer" button.

6. A modal will appear, where you can enter your client's email address. Make sure you enter the correct email address, as this is where they will receive the invitation.

7. After entering the email address, you have the option to include a personal message to your client. This is helpful if you want to provide any instructions or guidelines.

8. Click on the "Send Invitation" button to send the invitation to your client.

9. Your client will receive an email notification with a link to accept the invitation. Once they accept the invitation, they will be granted designer rights for the project.

10. As a designer, your client will have the ability to make changes to the project, including editing and managing content, designing layouts, and publishing updates.

It's worth noting that as the project owner, you will still have the ultimate control and can revoke access or make changes as needed. Additionally, it's a good practice to communicate with your client about the specific scope and limitations of their access to ensure a smooth collaborative workflow.

By granting designer rights to your client, you empower them to make smaller changes without needing to involve you, ultimately saving time and streamlining the process.