While we don’t officially have a search feature for our showcase site section, our community is there to help
Big thanks to @DuncanHamra for building this:
http://showcasesearch.webflow.io/
With this site, you can search through all of our showcased sites. This post will be forever pinned to this category 
You can follow Duncan’s Webflow profile here:
@PixelGeek Thank you. You the man!! I hope this helps some people out.
If anyone has any ideas, critiques, comments, or whatever feel free to message me. Happy to hear them
Super cool, but a lot of sites are missing if i compare with the official one https://webflow.com/discover/popular#views
How is search working? if i type in the name of a site it gets 0 results unless it’s on your sites homepage.
Amazing work though! Just shouldn’t advertise it as searching all the showcased sites if not working fully yet. But I’ve no idea if you’ve had to collect these manually or not
It might not be clear from the intro above, but I think this site is initially focusing on the cloneable projects, rather than the whole showcase? @DuncanHamra can you confirm ?
Duncan posted on Twitter that another 1200 were added a few days ago, and I guess it will always be a work in progress as new sites are added. 
Ah cool ok, yeah I wasn’t aware it was focussing on cloneable projects. very cool project! Maybe it should state read “Discover free cloneable templates, ui kits, and projects from the Webflow showcase”.
Obviously it doesn’t matter, and it does work how it is. I just missed that this was its main purpose which is my bad
@StuM You’re exactly right. It’s only cloneable sites, and it’s a work in progress You can think of this as the minimal viable product. If there’s enough demand, I’ll work on a better version.
Thanks @OvertonGraphics! I think you’re right about making “cloneable sites only” more clear. Great feedback 
I’ll change the h1 next time I’m in the build
Thank you @duncanhamra! this is super helpful
I’m excited about the potential for Memberstack, Duncan. The biggest thing keeping me from activating my subscription is lack of member-specific dynamic content that is as organized as my CMS data in Webflow.
It would be great if I can store encrypted data that is personal to each member. The most prominent example is purchase history (order history) of individual items ordered through Webflow e-commerce. This is similar to having CMS lists, but these CMS lists are private and member-specific.
People need to be able to leave ratings and reviews for products they bought so that other users can see legitimate, authentic product ratings. Purchase verification is the most important part of rating authenticity, and member-specific dynamic content is the basis for many other beneficial, advanced features that no-code developers such as me can use.
@DuncanHamra hey man, any interest in updating this someday? Maybe someone else can adopt the project and keep it updated! It’s such a good resource for those trying to practice. Cheers
