Enhancing the user experience Answered

Hey! I need some help with an online art gallery I am building:

I operate an online art gallery and want to enhance the user experience for my long-standing customers by tailoring the art pieces displayed to their unique tastes.

My vision is for customers to create an account on my website, and upon logging in, be greeted with a curated selection of artwork specifically aligned with their preferences, which I have insight into from our ongoing relationship.

Could anyone advise if Memberstack supports this level of personalization? Specifically, I'm interested in:

  1. The feasibility of dynamically displaying content based on user preferences within Webflow.
  2. Any integrations or plugins that might be necessary to achieve this functionality.
  3. Examples or guidance on how to set up such a personalized viewing experience, if possible.

Comments

8 comments

  • Comment author
    A J

    Hey Landing Page Dude,

    1. This is possible by leveraging the visibility conditions in Webflow, particularly in the user-specific curated page that you are aiming for
    2. If you store the preferences correctly in webflow and the data is filterable, not much is needed apart from this. In case you need to push the preferences from a database tool or airtable, you could make use of make / zapier and push it to webflow cms for further customization of pages
    3. I have developed user specific dashboard with the way I mentioned above on the go, so never really got time to look up for examples, maybe somebody else could help in listing such examples.
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  • Comment author
    Daniel Apro

    Hello, is it possible to control Webflow's native conditional visibility via Memberstack and specify it per user?

    cc: A J thanks 🙂

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  • Comment author
    A J

    Hey Daniel Apro, you can use Webflow's native conditional visibility to provide user-specific view as well. For example, I set up a user-specific dashboard which had all content that the user has access to via webflow's native conditions, you need to have necessary fields in Webflow CMS though.

    Apart from that if you want to use memberstack specifically, can you let me know what's the use-case here?

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  • Comment author
    Daniel Apro

    Hey A J, thanks for the thorough answer! I get the conditional visibility part, but how is that user specific? Shouldn't that apply across all CMS items / pages? I'm just trying to help my buddy Seth here with the art gallery.

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  • Comment author
    Raquel Lopez

    Hi Daniel Apro, I think to better help you out its best if you describe your problem as a scenario. There are many solutions that can be implemented, and without a context we cannot give a proper advice.

    what are you trying to achieve? Do you want to show specific art to a specific user? Are we assuming that art is previously curated by you and uploaded to webflow as a collection? You don't have to be much technical describing it, if you want you can send a video here of what you have and what you want, and we can throw some ideas to pull it off.

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  • Comment author
    Luca De Angelis

    Hello! 🙂

    I would like to show data inwebflow that are relative to a specific memberstack member (logged in user) and that come from a database.
    In a nutshell a user would have their profile and based on their user_id visualize some data that are extracted from a DB and filtered using their user_id.
    Do you have any compononent or tutorial that would help with this?

    Thank you in advance! 🙂

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  • Comment author
    A J

    Hey Luca De Angelis, this article is just a starting point to use some basic user-specific attribute:
    https://docs.memberstack.com/hc/en-us/articles/11384437115803-Personalize-Text-with-Member-Data

    Additionally, if you are storing data in Webflow CMS or any such tool based CMS, you can modify the user's template to reflect the data that you want by filtering the collection via current user.

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  • Comment author
    Luca De Angelis

    Thank you I ll look into that!

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