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Develop organized and maintainable websites that your clients love
Client-First is a set of guidelines and strategies to help us build Webflow websites. Built and managed by Finsweet.
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Like thousands of developers, you will love using Client-First
Client-First help us build more efficiently as Webflow developers
Easy to update Style Guide
Create a project organization system to work faster with less effort.
Know how to name your classes
Create clear and specific names for classes.
Folders view of the structures
Folders help us group, search for, and access elements in our project.
Flexible spacing system
Make intelligent spacing decisions inside Client-First.
Unify a build strategy as a team
Creating a project that allows for scalability
New color system using variables
Explore the power of color variables in Webflow for consistency, global changes, and enhanced project organization
Deep Documentation
The most important topics of Client-First.
Intro to Client-First with an overview of the essential principles.
Strategy for how we identify, use, and manage classes inside Webflow as a platform.
Explanation of rem units and approved rem values in Client-First.
Build and maintain a unified typography style system across the project.
Make intelligent spacing decisions inside Client-First.
Learn with Live Builds and our Clonables
Find live builds and Clonables of Client-First.
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The Discord homepage created with Client-first in Webflow.
Learn how the Client-first structure helps to improve productivity in Webflow. In Client-first we follow a structure for our projects and using this structure ensures proper rendering in most sizes.
Learn how the Client-first spacing system can increase the building speed in Webflow. The main benefit of the spacing system is that we don’t have to start from scratch. The spacing is already set up in Client-first cloneables. These classes have responsive margin values and responsive padding values. The spacing system brings flexibility and allows quick global changes.
A custom designed wireframe UI kit, built using the Client-first system for Webflow. With 59 components, and minimal design, it's very easy to build upon and create all sort of websites.
Clone this feature-packed rebuild of Apple Notes lovingly made in Webflow. It's powered by Make, Memberstack, F'insweet Attributes, and a sprinkle of code.
A wireframe UI kit based on Gitlab's Pajamas design system and built with Client-first system for Webflow. There are total of 45 components to help you with your next project.
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The community and Client-First
Here's what the Webflow community is saying
Spent over 6 hours renaming and reorganizing all my classes in a previous project according to @thatsfinsweet's Client-first Style System. Totally worth it, everything is so organized now
Getting used to @thatsfinsweet #clientfirst system and I am blown away how great it is! This is a must for all @webflow #designers #developers
I've heard of it, I've watched people build with it, but today is the first day I'm using it and it's like, "where have you been all my life?!”
Just finished to follow and redo the #2 Client-First live build by @thatsfinsweet Definitely a game changer for #Webflow users! So useful and informative. Thanks @joekrug @RayTirado and @harshit_offcial
Recently came across Client-First by @thatsfinsweet Super dope 🤗Building with Webflow about to get lit 🔥🔥#NoCode
Client-First is so, literally, client-first I was able to start using it without looking at any documentation. It allows non-developers to dive into class-editing in the most intuitive manner possible, speeding up builds, revisions, and bringing more and more talent to Webflow
Client-First is accessible enough yet powerful enough that I consider it the single reason I went from amateur to Webflow pro.
Taking on my first rebuild challenge practicing @thatsfinsweet client first style system! This practice is helping me understand webflow deeper and what proper development looks & feels like
Love the @thatsfinsweet client first style guide and created a button-huge in Webflow. Naming conventions can sometimes be a pain, that's why I love Tailwind CSS.
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