Today we are introducing Phase 1 of "Guides" and "Reviews" along with a brand new look for the @stateof_flow website. Guides are: collections of curated content focused on specific topics. Things like: ​-Managing class names​ ​-Top resources for GSAP​ ​-Everything you need to master SEO​ -And others, with many more to come Essentially we have gone back to see what our top performing content has been over the last year and created a system to organize it all into filterable, sortable news feeds. For the next phase we're working with experts to help curate, rank and review this content. (Is that you? 👀) Please note Guides are not yet comprehensive. We have only laid the foundation for what comes next. Which is where you come in. You can now log into State of Flow (thanks @outseta) and interact with the content on the website (thanks @SupersparksApps) Full contributor access is currently invite only and membership functionality is fairly limited, but keep an eye out for future updates as we work out all the kinks. As we've stated over the last year, our goal is to turn the State of Flow website into a shared marketing asset that drives value for the people who are helping us build it as well as the community we support. To that end we are starting a co-marketing collective. A decentralized marketing committee which is working together to build out the SoF website and validate some of our assumptions about how technology can be used to empower online communities like ours. Think of the State of Flow website as an experimental playground for new Webflow apps, community initiatives, freelance lead generation, and more. All as part of the Atmos experiment. Thanks for being with us on the ground floor. If you want to learn more about how you can get involved reach out directly and lets set up some time to chat.