Clone this project and then delete the div that says "delete this" on the home page and build your submission. Be sure to leave the footer and submissions link.

Yes. You can use custom code on your submissions, but understand that added complexity might make it more difficult for people to build on your project. Since CloneComp is intended to build off of itself as the rounds progress, this might hurt you in later rounds.

You may modify the styling of the included footer to match your project settings, but it should remain in the lower left corner of your page. Furthermore, all elements should remain in the same position and nothing should be removed or resized.

The footer is a symbol inside of your webflow project. To edit it, double click on the element. Here is a video from Webflow on Symbols.

All efforts should be taken to make your submission accessible on all devices, however scoring will all be done on desktop screens. That being said, bonus points will be awarded for fully responsive submissions.

Yes. You can use any colors you choose, but you need to include the three required colors as part of your daily submissions.

No. Participate as much or as little as you would like. That being said, prizes will only be awarded to participants who complete the entire challenge.

For round 1, you must clone the provided base. In subsequent rounds, you must clone another participant’s work and use that for your starting point. You can incorporate parts of other cloned projects into your submissions. (But we ask that you do not import content you created from prior rounds of the competition into follow-on rounds as the point of this competition is to challenge your creative process and design flexibility.)

Every participant will submit 3 entries over the course of the competition (assuming you submit each day). Entries are limited to one official entry per day per person, and must be submitted by noon (EST) each day as a cloneable showcased project. In addition to showcasing your project, you must submit your entry to this form to be considered valid.

Yes. But please do not pass off someone else’s work as your own.

You can still participate, but you won’t be eligible for round specific prizes. Not only that, but others may miss out on cloning your project, as it will not be listed in the showcase on time.

You can see all available prizes listed in the about section above. We are still talking with a number of potential sponsors, and will update the page as we go. If you would like to volunteer a prize, please send us a message.

Not at this time. CloneComp is an individual competition.

You can still participate, but you won’t be eligible for round specific prizes. Not only that, but others may miss out on cloning your project, as it will not be listed in the showcase on time.

Yes. This is open to anyone with a paid Webflow account.

CloneComp is a great way to get up to speed with Webflow because you'll have tons of opportunities to clone and dissect other people's projects, and be challenged to build on top of someone else's work.

Webflow is an official #CloneComp sponsor, however the event is organized by Raymmar Tirado, Colleen Brady and other leaders in the nocode community.

We’ll be posting updates to this site regularly before and during the event. We also recommend signing up for updates and joining the Slack group.