It depends what you mean by use. Webflow separates building from editing, and the two require very different skill levels.
Building new pages, layouts, and design systems benefits from someone with real design and front end experience. Webflow exposes the full CSS box model, so it rewards people who understand how the web actually works and frustrates people expecting a drag and drop template builder.
Managing content is a different story. Adding blog posts, updating CMS items, swapping images, editing copy, and adjusting calls to action are all things a marketing coordinator can handle after a short walkthrough. That independence is one of the strongest arguments for the platform: your team stops filing tickets to change a headline.
We typically build a component library at launch so your team can assemble new pages from approved blocks without touching the underlying design system.
