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Element AI (beta) is live. Describe what you want. Watch it appear directly on your canvas, fully editable and ready to publish. No external tools. No black boxes. No starting over. Just interactive components generated inside your design, with full control from the first prompt. Build once, refine as you go, and reuse across projects or share with your team. From prompt to production to publish, without leaving Vev. Try it yourself: https://lnkd.in/eDF5veph

Want to create content that moves with your audience? Learn how to use our all-new Scrollytelling component to build immersive, scroll-driven experiences without code. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to: » Build and customize scrollytelling sections in Vev » Use transitions like horizontal, fade, and stacked effects » Create content that responds to scroll Whether you're a designer, marketer, or publisher, this is how you turn static pages into engaging experiences. Watch the full tutorial on YouTube → https://lnkd.in/evt-GvJW

The more governance you add, the slower your team moves. The faster your team moves, the more the brand drifts. Most teams just pick which problem they can live with. 🤧 The core issue? Where approved assets actually live. Many people are chasing down old designs and layouts hidden in slide decks, old project files, or someone's memory of what the "right" version looked like. Teams copy layouts from whatever was last used. Templates circulate long after they've been updated. Designers rebuild the same sections over and over. The fix? Changing where components, layouts, and assets live. Build the best version once. Put it in a shared library. Let every team pull from that directly. When it needs updating, update it once. Consistency stops being something you police. It becomes the fastest way to work. That's what Libraries in Vev are built for. Link in the comments 👇

Reposting this one with a big smile 🤩 Seeing our brand on the Nasdaq screen in Times Square is a reflection of the people, passion, and belief that have gone into building Vev from day one.

When you give marketing teams full creative freedom to build web experiences, something interesting happens. The output gets better when there's no rigid templates, no dev dependencies, no constraints. But keeping it consistent across teams, campaigns, and markets gets harder. That tension is exactly why we built Libraries in Vev. Not to limit creativity, but to make it scalable. Your brand’s building blocks for content are created once, then reused across the team. The impact is what I love most: Non-designers can go from zero to live, on-brand content on their own. Production scales without increasing headcount. And designers get their time back to focus on storytelling, interaction design, and the magic. The guardrails are built in. The creative energy goes where it should 🙌 We just published a step-by-step tutorial on how to set it up: https://lnkd.in/ePpgAAgs

Scrollytelling gets the best engagement results. It also takes the longest to produce. So, most teams save it for big campaigns. Treat it as a custom build. Wait on developers. Repeat from scratch every time. The teams publishing scroll-driven stories every week have changed the model, not the format. They build reusable systems: approved components, consistent transitions, layouts that content teams can use without touching dev. One build. Many stories. We wrote about how publishers and brand studios are making it work at scale using Vev's Libraries and Scrollytelling features. Link in the comments 👇

Safety rules, but make it scroll ⛷️ A great example of how scroll-based storytelling can turn important information into something people actually engage with. Love seeing Scrollytelling used by the team like this.

Scrollytelling is powerful. But the real unlock is this: 💡 Building your core scrollytelling sections once, and reusing them everywhere. That’s where Libraries change the game. ▪ Faster production ▪ Built-in brand consistency ▪ Better margins on every project ▪ Less back-and-forth between teams Scrollytelling stops being a one-off, and becomes something you can actually scale. Get all the tips on how publishers and brand studios are creating scroll-driven content at scale: https://lnkd.in/e_tXqxnC