I’m assuming you mean Sparkle instead of Webflow?
I know most people don’t have experience working in a web agency, but dependency itself is a big factor when working with multiple clients between multiple collaborators. See, the Adobe suite for example have been successful for 25+ years in the design and creative industry because it end product is generated in a format used worldwide on that specific segment, and you can even access their own format documents (.psd and .ai which are basically .pdf renamed) with other tools.
When you’re working with a multidisciplinary team, you have structures and scales of projects that goes by supervision on every step. Websites are architected by information architects which goes into a production pipeline until it reaches completion and maintenance, getting through the branding, UX, UI, marketing and engineering/development teams - these steps must be as designed by the info architect.
Sparkle can’t yet reproduce 100% of fidelity from a designed file to its canvas, and instead you need to adapt to its forced margins and some breakpoints and content control setup limitations, which you can bypass using the developer tools but also it would defeat the point of Sparkle (that is to not code)
Sparkle is a great tool, don’t get me wrong, and it can be very pro oriented. Since i started using it two-ish years ago for smaller projects, the tool has evolved in an incredible way that i’ve been considering recommending it to my engineers. Also, it is build to help solo-preneuers who don’t understand much of the web to build their websites, and can be used by agencies, but since it generates a own proprietary file (.sparkle) it gets hard to be maintained by a big agency, therefore the (wrongly) classification of “non pro”
I’ll link some inspirational big agency websites which some you can do in Sparkle and some not:
Scepter & Sword (this not so much because of the horizontal scrolling, but who knows someday)
Ferrumpipe < How this website was done by Cuberto Agency
Kikk Festival (2021)
Bot | The first wine with LOL inside. (these animations and interactions would be incredible)
Put your kitchen operations on autopilot - use Hyphen
Home | Amuse-Bouche
Walden
Keep in mind, these websites are built as an experience and some aren’t designed to be SEO or sales oriented, which every creative type website truthfully sucks a lot in just because of the sheer amount of stuff there is in it. Some are even laggy in some older systems.