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.

Thank you so much Finsweet, Client First improved my developing speed so much…love it

One of the best thing, i think @thatsfinsweet gave to the webflow community is client-first method.

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

Getting used to @thatsfinsweet #clientfirst system and I am blown away how great it is! This is a must for all @webflow #designers #developers

Checked this out at the weekend. Looks promising. V comprehensive. Will be trialling it for our next couple of @Webflow builds –  https://finsweet.com/client-first/ - thank you @thatsfinsweet

One goal for this year is to become a @thatsfinsweet client-first certified agency/dev. It seems like it will soon be an even better indicator of expertise/skill than being a certified Webflow expert.

I also want to express my gratitude to @Joe Krug and the Finsweet team. Without the client-first system, I would not have a clear road map to clean up existing Webflow sites and their messy CSS and component structures. With it, I truly feel like I can call myself a “Webflow expert” without feeling the dreaded imposter syndrome. Thank you!

Client-first is literally became a industry standard while building out in Webflow. It makes structure, spacing, naming so much easy and increases productivity while building the websites. Also it helps other Developers easily understand structuring of the website! Game changer!